Maj Blanton has a strong desire to go to graduate school, is willing to put in long hours, and tries to position himself as a worthy candidate to senior leaders at his base. He knows what such an assignment would mean for his reputation among his peers.

Which aspect of Maslow's Needs Theory applies to Maj Blanton's motivation?

A. Social.

B. Esteem.

C. Safety/security.

D. Self-Actualization.

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Preston Irwin

Social Studies

10 April, 22:54

Maj Blanton has a strong desire to go to graduate school, is willing to put in long hours, and tries to position himself as a worthy candidate to senior leaders at his base. He knows what such an assignment would mean for his reputation among his peers.

Which aspect of Maslow's Needs Theory applies to Maj Blanton's motivation?

A. Social.

B. Esteem.

C. Safety/security.

D. Self-Actualization.

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Answers (2)

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Jaylee Parsons · Answer 1

B. Esteem.

Explanation:

Based on the information provided within the question it can be said that the aspect of Maslow's Needs Theory that applies to Maj Blanton's motivation is the Esteem level. This is the fourth level of the hierarchy which focuses on the self-esteem and self-respect and self-confidence needs of the individual. Which is what Blanton needs in order to position himself as a worthy candidate in this scenario.

Karter Dawson · Answer 2

Answer:Esteem needs

Explanation:

Esteem needs - Maslow divides esteem need into two categories: (i) esteem for oneself this refers to a sense of having accomplished the desired goals, established independence, and dignity

(ii) the desire for reputation or respect from others which refers to an achieved status and prestige.

Maslow suggest that these needs are very crucial to an individual especially during adolescence stage, respect and reputation build up the self esteem in children.