Which of the following is NOT a way in which work can fill psychosocial needs?

A) developing and using personal skills
B) suppressing creative energy
C) supporting education and health of families
D) providing goods and services to the community

Psychosocial Needs

The requirements essential for the psychological and social well-being of individuals, including love, belonging, esteem, and self-actualization.

Suppressing Creative

Act of deliberately hindering or holding back creative thought or expression.

Personal Skills

Abilities or competencies that relate to the way individuals manage or direct their actions in both social and professional situations.