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Basic biological needs

Basic biological needs refers to the first step in Maslow’s needs hierarchy, concerning survival needs for food, air, water, and the like.

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Basic child grammar

Basic child grammar refers to the grammatical characteristics of early child language, such as telegraphic speech, found in numerous languages.

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Basic color

Basic color refers to color and that is only one (1) morpheme, not contained within another color, and not restricted to a small number of referents.

Basic cry

Basic cry refers to cry that starts softly and gradually becomes more intense that is usually heard when babies are hungry or tired.

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Basic emotions

Basic emotions refer to emotions experienced by humankind which consist of three (3) elements : 1. a subjective feeling ;. 2. a physiological change; and 3. an overt behavior They are the set of emotions present at birth or emerging early in the first year that some theorists believe to be biologically programmed.

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Basic evil

Basic evil a term used which is according to Horney is anything that parents do to frustrate the basic needs of their child and thus undermine the child's feeling of security.

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Basic gender identity

Basic gender identity refers to the stage of gender identity in which the child first labels the self as a boy or a girl

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Basic hostility

Basic hostility is a term used which is according to Horney is the feeling of anger that a child experiences when he or she experiences the basic evil. See also Basic evil

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