While Maslow's Research Categorized a Person's Needs in Terms of Higher-Order

Multiple Choice

While Maslow's research categorized a person's needs in terms of higher-order and lower-order needs, Herzberg's research recognized that

A) employees aspire to satisfy lower-order needs at work and higher-order needs through other life activities.
B) certain work-related factors satisfied higher-order needs, while other work-related factors satisfied lower-order needs.
C) the physical environment and general working conditions were of no consequence to employees. These factors did not affect higher- or lower-order needs.
D) hygiene factors satisfied higher-order needs and motivating factors satisfied lower-order needs.