Maslow claimed that safety needs differ from physiological needs in that they
A)are the most prepotent set of needs.
B)represent B-values.
C)cannot be overly satiated.
D)are metamotivated.
E)b and d.

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Safety needs differ from physiological needs in that they cannot be overly satiated, meaning that they are not subject to the law of diminishing returns. Maslow believed that once physiological needs were satisfied, satisfying safety needs became more important. However, once safety needs were met, people did not desire more safety in the same way they desired more food or water. This is why safety needs are said to be "non-satiating."

Maslow Claimed That Safety Needs Differ from Physiological Needs in That