If a supervisor tells a worker who consistently arrives late,"I know you don't want to have your pay docked," the supervisor is addressing the worker's need for
A)safety and security.
B)acceptance.
C)status and esteem.
D)self-actualization.
E)power and control.

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The supervisor is addressing the worker's need for safety and security by implying that their pay will be affected if they continue to arrive late. This is a consequence that could potentially impact the worker's financial stability and sense of security.

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