A Primary Difference Between Maslow's Theory and Herzberg's Theory Is

question 81

Multiple Choice

A primary difference between Maslow's theory and Herzberg's theory is that:

• A) Herzberg thought that money is the prime motivator for employees.
• B) Maslow believed that all employees' needs are basically the same.
• C) Herzberg believed that employees are not particularly motivated by lower-level needs.
• D) Maslow believed that employees are not particularly motivated by lower-level needs.

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