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The highest level need in the need Hierarchy of Abraham Maslow:
(a)Safety Need
(b)Belongingness Need
(c)Self Actualisation Need
(d)Prestige Need
The highest level need in the need Hierarchy of Abraham Maslow:
(a)Safety Need
(b)Belongingness Need
(c)Self Actualisation Need
(d)Prestige Need
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The highest level need in the need Hierarchy of Abraham Maslow is self actualisation need. This need of an individual refers to achieving what one aims or aspires. For an employee in an organisation, such needs relate to growth, work satisfaction, etc.
The highest level need in the need Hierarchy of Abraham Maslow is self actualisation need. This need of an individual refers to achieving what one aims or aspires. For an employee in an organisation, such needs relate to growth, work satisfaction, etc.
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