According to Herzberg's two-factor theory, in the zone between the motivating factors and the hygiene factors, employees are
A. dissatisfied.
B. satisfied.
C. unmotivated.
D. neither satisfied nor dissatisfied.
E. stagnant.
D. neither satisfied nor dissatisfied.
In Herzberg's theory, the hygiene factors are the lower-level needs; the motivating factors are the higher-level needs. A zone in which employees are neither satisfied nor dissatisfied separates the two areas.
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