According to Maslow's hierarchy of needs theory, the need for fringe benefits is an example of what?

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SCooke
Sep 30, 2017

Esteem

Explanation:

The standard chart is here:
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A "fringe benefit" is a recognition of position or status. That has social elements sometimes, but it is not part of socialization. It has nothing to do with safety or physiology.

It is not a part of self-actualization as it is something obtained from someone else.

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