The Implication of Maslow's Theory Is That to Motivate an Employee

question 2

Multiple Choice

The implication of Maslow's theory is that to motivate an employee, the provided opportunities for need satisfaction must target:

• A) only the basic and instinctual needs that everyone seeks to meet.
• B) higher order needs alone because they relate to growth.
• C) all five types of needs that operate within any individual.
• D) those needs that have already been satisfied by the employee.
• E) all needs except for social needs, as they are unrelated to work performance.

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Definitions:

Neurotic

Relates to a psychological condition characterized by anxiety, depression, or other mental and emotional disorders, not attributed to any underlying physical cause.

Psychotic

Relating to psychosis, a mental disorder characterized by a disconnection from reality, such as hallucinations or delusions.

Childhood

The period of time in a person's life that is from birth to puberty, characterized by growth and development.

Higher Needs

In Maslow's hierarchy, these are the psychological needs that appear after basic physical needs are met, including esteem and self-actualization needs.