Maslow's Theory of Motivation Focuses on a Need Hierarchy

question 8

Short Answer

Maslow's theory of motivation focuses on a need hierarchy. Place the examples of steps of this hierarchy in order from the lowest to the highest level.
A) This month's meeting is scheduled one day after a bomb scare resulted in the hospital being evacuated.
B) The meeting room assigned to the team is cold.
C) At the first meeting of the team, one of the members states, "I don't know why there are physical therapists on this team. They don't belong to this group."
D) At a team meeting, a member states, "This is a lot of hard work, but it is the right thing to do."
E) Appointment to this team is considered an honor and performing well in the team will increase the team member's chances at promotion.

• A) This month's meeting is scheduled one day after a bomb scare resulted in the hospital being evacuated.
• B) The meeting room assigned to the team is cold.
• C) At the first meeting of the team, one of the members states, "I don't know why there are physical therapists on this team. They don't belong to this group."
• D) At a team meeting, a member states, "This is a lot of hard work, but it is the right thing to do."
• E) Appointment to this team is considered an honor and performing well in the team will increase the team member's chances at promotion.

Define the characteristics and roles of the enteric nervous system.

Distinguish between sympathetic, parasympathetic, and somatic parts of the nervous system based on their control over different effectors.

Understand how the sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous systems regulate effectors such as blood vessels, heart, and glands.

Identify the sequence of neuronal connections from the spinal cord to the target tissues in the ANS.

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