Question

​According to William Glasser's"Choice Theory," why would a person feel discontented or unsatisfied with his or her life? Group of answer choices ​A) He or she lacks the power to control people and events in his or her life. ​B) He or she does not yet know how to attain personal empowerment. C) ​He or she has unmet basic needs. ​D) He or she has unmet basic needs and does not have the capacity to attain personal empowerment.

Answer 1

The person has unmet basic needs and cannot attain personal empowerment.

Explanation:

Choice theory:

• The choice theory was given by Dr. Glasser. The choice theory stated that

• Whatever we do that all is behavior.

• All behavior is chosen by us.

• All human beings are driven to satisfy their basic needs, survival, love, belongingness, power, freedom, etc.

• In practice we need at priority love and belongingness. If we want closeness and belongingness then we need to satisfy our basic needs.

Answer 2

​D) He or she has unmet basic needs and does not have the capacity to attain personal empowerment.

Step-by-step explanation:

William Glasser was an American psychiatrist who was born on May 11, 1925 at Cleveland. He is world famous for his W. Edwards Deming's workplace ideas, choice theory and reality therapy.

"Choice Theory" is one of his famous work and it consists of his 50 years of his experience as a psychiatrist.

According to William Glasser in his book "Choice Theory", he gives the idea that a person feel unsatisfied and discontented with his or her life because an individual is unable to meet their basic need for survival and they do not have the power or capacity to to become personally and socially strong and confident.

Thus the answer is

​D) He or she has unmet basic needs and does not have the capacity to attain personal empowerment.