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This quiz explores Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs through scenarios assessing psychological and emotional responses, focusing on self-actualization and basic human needs.

Questions: 7 | Attempts: 9012 | Last updated: Sep 20, 2025

Sample Question 1
Tom has all the basic resources and has a great family with an good feeling of security. The other day he had a falling out with his best friend of 5 years. How will Tom feel according to Maslow?

He will feel as if his friend is the only thing he needed and wanted in life

He will see that he has his family and food so his friend isn’t a big deal

He will try to gain a better self-esteem and respect for others

He will attempt to replace his lost friendship

He will move on and try to find another way to fill this need without friends

Sample Question 2
Maslow's concept of hierarchy of needs assumes that

Higher needs have prepotency over lower needs.

Lower needs have prepotency over higher needs.

Love needs are more basic than physiological needs.

Cognitive needs must be satisfied before aesthetic needs become motivators

Aesthetic needs are prepotent over cognitive needs.

Human Behavior In The Social Environment Quiz 1

10 terms covered in chapter 1 ref. Human Behavior in the Social Environment.

Questions: 28 | Attempts: 535 | Last updated: Sep 9, 2025

Sample Question 1
What is holon?

Term borrowed from Arthur Koestler (who in turn took it from the Greek language) means that an entity is simultaneously part of a whole. Denotes that a system is both a part of a suprasystem & a suprasystem itself to a system Ex: family – is both simultaneously a suprasystem and part of subsystems to environments such as, school, work organization, community and other families (subsystems).

Means using the mind to recognize pattern, conceive unity, and form some coherent wholeness – to seek to complete the picture (which Ion Geogiou [2007] says is inherent and a driving compulsion in human consciousness) That which is called system comprises elements cohering in some intelligible way, that is, capable of being understood.

The grouping and arranging of parts to form a whole in order to put a system into “working order” The system organization secures, expends, and conserves energy to maintain the system and further its purposes. The process of structuring a systems exchange of energy, both internally & externally. Persistent regularities of relationship between components make up structure, or organization, of the system.

Macrofunctionalists, such as Talcott Parsons, tended to view society as the primary focus and therefore to view the behavior of smaller human systems and their components as being determined by society’s needs and goals, i.e. the whole determines the actions of its part.

Sample Question 2
What is system thinking?

Macrofunctionalists, such as Talcott Parsons, tended to view society as the primary focus and therefore to view the behavior of smaller human systems and their components as being determined by society’s needs and goals, i.e. the whole determines the actions of its part.

Tendency of undisturbed energy to move in an unorganized condition; which can lead to a decrease in interaction – resulting in a decrease in the use of available energy. The measure of energy not available for use Ex: “what a waste of talent” or “not working up to potential” or IBM vs Apple

Means using the mind to recognize pattern, conceive unity, and form some coherent wholeness – to seek to complete the picture (which Ion Geogiou [2007] says is inherent and a driving compulsion in human consciousness) That which is called system comprises elements cohering in some intelligible way, that is, capable of being understood. (everything in the universe “hangs together”)

The process in which a system receives internal or environmental responses to its behavior and, in turn, reacts to these received responses by accommodating and assimilating the energy/information received, by altering the systems structure, and then engaging in altered exchanges of energy/information. It is a specific form of feedback, in which a systems output becomes input that modifies the systems functioning. That is, the systems own behavior supplies stimuli for system modification. 2010 Romantic “It’s Complicated”.

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Human Behavior Towards Problems

We need kids 13-19 years old, male or female to answer the survey. Procedure (<

Questions: 10 | Attempts: 137 | Last updated: Mar 6, 2025

Sample Question
1. Do you have a problem at the moment?

Yes

No

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