Regarding sex, Maslow thought that it was
A) only a physiological need.
B) an important "love and belongingness" need, as well as a physiological need.
C) not a source of deficiency motivation in the twentieth century.
D) not interesting for a theory concerned with self-actualization.

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Maslow believed that sex was a physiological need, but also an important aspect of love and belongingness, which encompasses the need for deep, meaningful relationships and intimacy. He did not view sex as a source of deficiency motivation, but rather as something that could contribute to self-actualization through feelings of connection and personal fulfillment.

Regarding Sex, Maslow Thought That It Was