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madam-professor

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Desired for relationships with those who are significant to us, such as family members, supervisors, and friends, are examples of Alderfer's:
 
  A) relatedness needs. B) growth needs.
  C) physiological needs. D) existence needs.

Question 2

__________ substitutes three core needs for Maslow's five needs.
 
  A) ERG theory B) McClelland's theory of needs
  C) Equity Theory D) Expectancy theory


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Reply #1 on: Jul 7, 2018
Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

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