If a supervisor tells a worker who consistently arrives late, "I know you don't want to have your pay docked," the supervisor is addressing the worker's need for
A) self-actualization.
B) safety and security.
C) acceptance.
D) status and esteem.

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The supervisor's statement about not wanting the worker's pay to be docked addresses the worker's need for safety and security. This implies that if the worker continues to arrive late, their pay will be affected, leading to financial insecurity.

If a Supervisor Tells a Worker Who Consistently Arrives Late