According to Maslow's assumptions, a satisfied need:
AMotivates even more
BBecomes a new fear
CTurns into money
DNo longer motivates
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. No longer motivates
1. Needs work in hierarchical order.
2. Only the next higher need can motivate.
3. So a satisfied need no longer motivates.
_Source: syllabus Business Studies Part I, Chapter 7, Directing._
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