Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs Model Helps to Explain That Employees

question 48

Multiple Choice

Maslow's hierarchy of needs model helps to explain that employees are always motivated to satisfy one or more needs but that:

• A) a satisfied need is no longer a motivator and employees progress to the next higher order of needs.
• B) high-order needs are rarely met even in a minimal fashion and play a negligible role in motivating employees.
• C) lower-order needs are never met and play a minimal role in motivating employees.
• D) progression to a higher order of needs does not occur.

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