Step 1: Spot the clue in the case:
Notice that every friend names a different need that a job should satisfy. Needs and the rewards that meet them point to one element of directing.
Step 2: Recall the related idea:
Directing is made of supervision, motivation, leadership and communication. Of these, the one that links needs of people with rewards offered by the firm is motivation. Before marking the answer, compare the key phrase of the case with the meaning of each option once more. Words that sound alike can mislead, so match meaning and not sound. Only one option fits both the case and the definition.
Step 3: Test option (A).
Supervision needs a boss checking work. No such scene is described, so this is out.
Step 4: Test option (B).
The friends' needs and expectations fit motivation. We keep this one.
Step 5: Test option (C).
No one is shown guiding a team, so leadership does not fit.
Step 6: Test option (D).
Although the friends talk, the aim of the case is what they want from jobs, so communication is not the point.
Final Answer:
Needs and incentives mean motivation, option 2.
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