For Managers, the Importance of Maslow's Contribution Is That He

question 71

Multiple Choice

For managers, the importance of Maslow's contribution is that he showed that workers

• A) are interested only in compensation that helps them fulfill physiological needs.
• B) are as complex as their organization.
• C) have needs beyond that of just earning a paycheck.
• D) expect an employer to fulfill every level in their hierarchy of needs.
• E) have needs that cannot be understood by their employer.

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