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Also known as needs, necessities, requirements, necessity, requirement
心理学的一个概念
A need is something essential for a person's safe, healthy, and stable life—like air, water, food, shelter, or land—where lacking it causes serious harm or death, which distinguishes it from a want (a desire or wish that isn't essential). Understanding the difference between needs and wants matters because when people have the money to buy things, their needs and wants both become economic demands that shape markets and economies.
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需要在心理学上指个体内部生理与心理之间的不平衡状态,它提供了有机体活动的动力,是动机产生的基础之一。
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