Maslow's Motivational Theory of a Hierarchy of Needs

question 36

Multiple Choice

Maslow's motivational theory of a hierarchy of needs:

• A) states that higher needs take precedence over lower needs.
• B) has not been well supported by empirical research.
• C) explained personal goals but wasn't useful in regard to work goals.
• D) was widely discredited because it was too pessimistic.

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