Question

why is taking care of physical needs, like food and shelter, not enough to be a healthy person? (1 point) these things are enough if the needs are very well met. people need love and a connection with others, as well. people need to be amused and entertained in order to thrive. people need to experience the full range of emotions on a daily basis.

Explanation:

According to Maslow's hierarchy of needs, physical needs (like food and shelter) are basic physiological needs. However, humans also have psychological and social needs. Love and connection with others (belongingness and love needs in Maslow's hierarchy) are crucial for a person's overall well - being. Just meeting physical needs without addressing these social and emotional aspects leaves a person unfulfilled in terms of health (which is a holistic concept including social and mental well - being).
The first option is incorrect because even if physical needs are well - met, without social and emotional connections, one is not fully healthy. The third option (amusement and entertainment) is a more superficial aspect compared to the fundamental need of love and connection. The fourth option (experiencing full range of emotions daily) is not as directly related to the core reason as the need for love and connection.

Answer:

People need love and a connection with others, as well.