In 1975, George Brooker developed a scale composed of 20 items, each presenting two opposing alternatives. This scale aims to assess the fulfillment of an individual’s basic needs, as defined in Maslow’s hierarchy of needs.
In 1975, George Brooker developed a scale composed of 20 items, each presenting two opposing alternatives. This scale aims to assess the fulfillment of an individual’s basic needs, as defined in Maslow’s hierarchy of needs.