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1 Motivation II: Intrinsic Motivation
(NOTE: Group formation in section this week; must attend section to get into a group for your project)

2 Recap Motivation Extrinsic motivation Intrinsic motivation
Desire and commitment Behaviors towards goals Extrinsic motivation Reinforcements, rewards Inadequate alone Unavailable as tool to most Intrinsic motivation Psychic income

3 Intrinsic motivation models
Need based Hierarchy of needs 2-factor theory Theory XYZ Goal Setting Job Characteristics

4 Maslow’s hierarchy of needs
Self actualization Esteem Social Safety Physiological

5 Herzberg’s 2 factor Theory
dissatisfaction satisfaction Achievement Recognition Work itself Responsibility Advancement Growth Motivators Company policy Relationship with Boss Work conditions Salary Relationship with Peers Personal life Relationship with Subordinates Status Security Supervision Hygiene Factors

6 Theory X & Y What are your employees doing while you are away?

7 Theory X Y (and Z) Theory X Theory Y Theory Z View of work: Attitude
toward responsibility: innovation: Ability to control: Dislike and avoid it Avoid it, Seek formal direction Security valued over ambition Coerced, controlled, threatened As natural as rest or play Accept and seek it Individuals capable of innovation Self direction, self control W Whole part of a person Implicit control by loyalty to team Collective responsibility Whole is better than sum of parts

8 Locke’s Goal Setting Process -- how goals are set?
Must be well understood Participative goal setting Sanitation company Content -- what the goals are? Specific Measurable Challenging Feedback -- how am I doing?

9 Job Characteristics Model
task significance task identity skill variety M eaningfulness Responsibility Knowledge of Results High Motivation autonomy feedback

10 Assembly lines Task significance? Task identity? Task variety?
Autonomy? Feedback?

11 Moderators of task characteristics
Organizational cues Perception matters more than reality Social cues Individual differences Self esteem Efficacy Growth need strength

12 Intrinsic Motivation Fulfill growth and advancement needs
Psychic income Focus: Whole person’s needs Goals Task design

13 Extrinsic or intrinsic?
Extrinsic as “knee jerk” Intrinsic: Cheaper Lasts longer Bigger effect More difficult to implement


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