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b) example;
c) trend;
d) theory.
5. Taylor believed that employees work only for money and that they must be closely
supervised and managed.
a) currency;
b) incentive;
c) promotion;
d) weight.
6. This leads to the dedication and loyalty to the firm that are in evidence at the Japanese
firms with the common desire to do the job well.
a) demonstration;
b) devaluation;
c) devotion;
d) fairness.
7. Maslow assumed that people seek to satisfy a variety of needs.
a) predict;
b) acquire;
c) update;
d) consider.
8. These needs include food and water, clothing, shelter, and sleep.
a) roof;
b) cellar;
c) orchard;
d) crib.
9. For some people, learning a new skill, starting a new career, or becoming “the best” at
some endeavor may be the way to satisfy the self-realization needs.
a) endurance;
b) insurance;
c) attempt;
d) envy.
10. However, needs at one level do not have to be completely satisfied before needs at the
next-higher level come into play.
a) exactly;
b) absolutely;
c) immediately;
d) simultaneously.
