You are a supervisor wanting to use Maslow's theory to motivate an individual at the level of social needs.Which reward should you choose to motivate that person?

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Maslow's hierarchy of needs places social needs as a higher-level need. Therefore, to motivate an individual at this level, providing opportunities to interact with others and a sense of belonging is essential. A new project requiring an informal work group can satisfy this need by giving the individual an opportunity to work in a group and feel socially connected. Gift vouchers, a new job title or a cabin may satisfy other lower-level needs, but they wouldn't necessarily fulfill the social needs of an individual.

You Are a Supervisor Wanting to Use Maslow's Theory to Motivate