Millie recently accepted a new job with better pay and a high degree of job security.She is now able to live in a nicer apartment and maintain a fairly comfortable life style.However,she still feels like an "outsider" at work,and does not yet perceive that her fellow employees have accepted her into their group.According to Maslow's theory,Millie is driven by a desire to satisfy her social needs.
Maslow classified the need to feel accepted and part of a group as social needs.He felt that people who have met their physiological and safety needs,as Millie apparently has done,would be motivated by the desire to meet social needs.

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This statement accurately reflects Maslow's theory that once people's lower level needs, such as physiological and safety needs, are met, they are motivated by higher level social and psychological needs, including the need for acceptance and a sense of belonging. Millie's desire to be accepted by her coworkers aligns with Maslow's theory of social needs.

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