Contrast Paul Lawrence’s human needs classification with Maslow’s hierarchy of needs.
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Paul Lawrence suggests that people are driven by four primary, subconscious
drives, including the drive to acquire, defend, bond, and learn. He placed great
emphasis on a need to balance these drives appropriately, and argued that effective
managers would find a way to balance these needs in their employees. Maslow, by
contrast, developed a hierarchy of needs. His needs were not to be balanced but
needed to be satisfied in a specific order, beginning with lower-level needs that were
primarily physiological and culminating in self-actualization needs such as personal
achievement and meaning. Like Lawrence’s needs, managers must find a way to
provide for their employees’ needs in this hierarchy, but instead of balancing all at once,
a manager cannot provide high-level, self-actualization needs without first satisfying
low-level needs and then mid-level needs.
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A. $47,781 B. $61,453 C. $52,771 D. None of the above.
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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