Ted routinely puts family concerns over those of work. Henry Murray would explain this as the need for
A) achievement.
B) affiliation.
C) power.
D) proximity.

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The need for affiliation refers to the desire for interpersonal relationships and social interactions. Ted's behavior of putting family concerns over work suggests that he prioritizes his relationships with his family over his work responsibilities, indicating a strong need for affiliation.

Ted Routinely Puts Family Concerns Over Those of Work