QUESTION 2 Jason wants to go to college to become a social worker and recently started volunteering for the local domestic violence shelter. Which of the following would be an example of an intrinsic motivation for volunteering: Jason's father tells him that he is proud of Jason for volunteering. Making his dad proud makes Jason feel good. Volunteering at the shelter will give Jason experience that he can write about in his college applications. Jason feels good when he volunteers at the shelter. All seniors in Jason's high school must complete 15 hours of volunteer work to graduate and Jason can complete that in just two volunteer shift. QUESTION 3 According to Maslow's hierarchy of needs: Psychological motivations drive humans with the same intensity as physiological needs. There are no basic motivations or needs in human nature. Physiological needs (food, sleep) cannot be satisfied until psychological needs (esteem, self-actualization) have been met. Psychological needs (esteem, self-actualization) cannot be experienced until lower-level needs (food, sleep) have been met