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ericka1

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Alderfer differs from Maslow in that his ERG theory assumes
◦ a rigid hierarchy of needs exists.
◦ a lower level need must be gratified before a less concrete need becomes operative.
◦ if higher level needs are strong but ungratified, individuals will increase their desire for the gratification of lower level needs.
◦ growth needs can be completely satisfied just as existence and relatedness needs can be.
◦ the least concrete needs become more desired as they are fulfilled.
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Reply #1 on: Nov 13, 2019
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