Which statement best describes implications of Maslow's approach to the workplace?
A) Work is only relevant for stages 2 and 3 in Maslow's need hierarchy.
B) Work impedes self-actualization.
C) Managers are usually self-actualized, but lower level employees are not.
D) Work is more satisfying if it contributes to need fulfillment at various levels in the need hierarchy.

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Maslow's approach suggests that work can be more satisfying if it contributes to the fulfillment of various levels of needs in the need hierarchy. This means that work can provide opportunities for employees to meet their physiological, safety, social, esteem, and self-actualization needs. The other options presented (A, B, and C) do not accurately capture the implications of Maslow's approach to the workplace.

Which Statement Best Describes Implications of Maslow's Approach to the Workplace