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MOTIVATION AN INNER STATE THAT ENERGIZES ACTIVATES OR MOVES AND THAT DIRECTS OR CHANNELS BEHAVIOUR TOWARDS A GOAL.

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1 MOTIVATION AN INNER STATE THAT ENERGIZES ACTIVATES OR MOVES AND THAT DIRECTS OR CHANNELS BEHAVIOUR TOWARDS A GOAL.

2 WHAT PEOPLE WANT FROM THEIR JOBS ? 1 BEING CONSULTED ON DECISION 2. HELP WITH PERSONAL PROBLEMS 3. RECOGNITION FOR THE JOB WELL DONE. 4.TACTFUL DISCIPLINE. 5.COMPANY LOYALTY. 6 INTERESTING AND CHALLENGING WORK. 7GOOD WORKING CONDITIONS. 8 OPPORTUNITIES FOR PROMOTION AND ADVANCEMENT 9.JOB SECURITY. 10. GOOD SALARY AND FRINGE BENEFITS..

3 HUNGER THIRST SLEEP SEX SECURITY PROTECTION FROM DANGER ACCEPTANCE SOCIAL LIFE FRIENDSHIP LOVE SELF- RESPECT ACHIEVEMENT STATUS RECOGNITION GROWTH ACCOMPLISHMENT PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT PHYSIOLOGICAL SAFETY SOCIAL ESTEEM SELF ACTUALISATION

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