A person has not had any career success, though they do feel secure in their friendships and home. Which type of need will the person be motivated to satisfy next?

Physical safety needs are focused on security and protection from physical harm. As the individual already feels secure in their friendships and home, they are not primarily motivated to satisfy their physical safety needs at this stage. These needs typically precede esteem needs in Maslow's hierarchy.

Self-actualization refers to the realization of personal potential and seeking personal growth and peak experiences. While it is the highest level of Maslow's hierarchy, an individual must first satisfy lower-level needs, such as esteem, before pursuing self-actualization. The person’s current focus on career success indicates they have not yet reached this stage.

Physiological needs are the most basic human requirements, such as food, water, and shelter. Since the individual feels secure in their friendships and home, they are not in immediate need of fulfilling physiological needs, which are foundational and typically satisfied before higher-level needs like esteem can emerge.