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Extrinsic Extrinsic Instrinsic Instrinsic
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Types of Rewards Extrinsic Extrinsic Instrinsic Instrinsic
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Need-based Need-based Process Process Reinforcement Reinforcement
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Perspectives on Motivation Need-based Need-based Process Process Reinforcement Reinforcement
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Hierarchy of Needs Hierarchy of Needs Two-Factor Theory Two-Factor Theory Acquired Needs Theory Acquired Needs Theory
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Need-Based Perspectives Hierarchy of Needs Hierarchy of Needs Two-Factor Theory Two-Factor Theory Acquired Needs Theory Acquired Needs Theory
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Positive Positive Negative Negative Extinction Extinction Punishment Punishment
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Types of Reinforcement Positive Positive Negative Negative Extinction Extinction Punishment Punishment
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Skill variety Skill variety Task identity Task identity Task Significance Task Significance Autonomy Autonomy Feedback Feedback
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Core Job Characteristics - Job Design Skill variety Skill variety Task identity Task identity Task Significance Task Significance Autonomy Autonomy Feedback Feedback
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Meaningfulness of work Meaningfulness of work Responsibility for outcomes Responsibility for outcomes Knowledge of results Knowledge of results
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Psychological States – Job design Meaningfulness of work Meaningfulness of work Responsibility for outcomes Responsibility for outcomes Knowledge of results Knowledge of results
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High work motivation High work motivation High work performance High work performance High work satisfaction High work satisfaction Low absenteeism and turnover Low absenteeism and turnover
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Work Outcomes – Job Design High work motivation High work motivation High work performance High work performance High work satisfaction High work satisfaction Low absenteeism and turnover Low absenteeism and turnover
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Equity Theory Equity Theory Expectancy Theory Expectancy Theory Goal Setting Theory Goal Setting Theory
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Process Perspectives Equity Theory Equity Theory Expectancy Theory Expectancy Theory Goal Setting Theory Goal Setting Theory
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Goals should be specific Goals should be specific Goals should be challenging Goals should be challenging Goals should be attainable Goals should be attainable
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Elements of Goal-Setting Theory Goals should be specific Goals should be specific Goals should be challenging Goals should be challenging Goals should be attainable Goals should be attainable
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Inputs Inputs Outputs Outputs Comparison Comparison
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Elements of Equity Theory Inputs Inputs Outputs Outputs Comparison Comparison
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Profit Sharing Profit Sharing Stock Options Stock Options Pay for Knowledge Pay for Knowledge Bonuses Bonuses Pay for Performance Pay for Performance
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Compensation Plans Profit Sharing Profit Sharing Stock Options Stock Options Pay for Knowledge Pay for Knowledge Bonuses Bonuses Pay for Performance Pay for Performance
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Job Simplification Job Simplification Job Enlargement Job Enlargement Job Enrichment Job Enrichment
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Job Design Options Job Simplification Job Simplification Job Enlargement Job Enlargement Job Enrichment Job Enrichment
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Expectancy Expectancy Instrumentality Instrumentality Valence Valence
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Elements of Expectancy Theory Expectancy Expectancy Instrumentality Instrumentality Valence Valence
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Need for Achievement Need for Achievement Need for Affiliation Need for Affiliation Need for Power Need for Power
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Elements of Acquired Needs Theory Need for Achievement Need for Achievement Need for Affiliation Need for Affiliation Need for Power Need for Power
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Pay and Security Pay and Security Working Conditions Working Conditions Interpersonal Relationships Interpersonal Relationships Company Policy Company Policy Supervisors Supervisors
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Hygiene Factors – Two- Factor Theory Pay and Security Pay and Security Working Conditions Working Conditions Interpersonal Relationships Interpersonal Relationships Company Policy Company Policy Supervisors Supervisors
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Work-Life Benefits Work-Life Benefits Work Context Work Context Sabbaticals Sabbaticals Educational Opportunities Educational Opportunities
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Non-Monetary Compensation Work-Life Benefits Work-Life Benefits Work Context Work Context Sabbaticals Sabbaticals Educational Opportunities Educational Opportunities
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Self-Actualization Self-Actualization Esteem Esteem Belongingness Belongingness Safety Safety Physiological Physiological
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Maslow’s Hierarchy Self-Actualization Self-Actualization Esteem Esteem Belongingness Belongingness Safety Safety Physiological Physiological
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Join your organization Join your organization Stay with the organization Stay with the organization Show up for work Show up for work Perform better Perform better Do extra Do extra
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Why Motivation is Important to Managers Join your organization Join your organization Stay with the organization Stay with the organization Show up for work Show up for work Perform better Perform better Do extra Do extra
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Unfulfilled need Unfulfilled need Motivation Motivation Behaviors Behaviors Rewards Rewards
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Simple Model of Motivation Unfulfilled need Unfulfilled need Motivation Motivation Behaviors Behaviors Rewards Rewards
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Achievement Achievement Recognition Recognition The work itself The work itself Responsibility Responsibility Advancement and growth Advancement and growth
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Motivating Factors – Two Factor Theory Achievement Achievement Recognition Recognition The work itself The work itself Responsibility Responsibility Advancement and growth Advancement and growth
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