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A Model of Motivation HRMOB 570 Day 2. Factors That Determine Performance Performance = Ability x Motivation »Ability = Aptitude x Training x Resources.

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1 A Model of Motivation HRMOB 570 Day 2

2 Factors That Determine Performance Performance = Ability x Motivation »Ability = Aptitude x Training x Resources »Motivation = Desire x Commitment »Ability problems: resupply, retrain, refit, reassign, release

3 The Many Causes of Behavior

4 A Motivation-Performance Model Needs Arousal Social Facilitation Task & Social Factors Thought Processes Ability Intentions Dependencies/ Opportunities Behavior

5 What We Know About Behavior Factors influencing arousal »Well studied: needs »Not well studied: social facilitation Factors influencing motivation »Well studied: rewards, goals, outcomes, expectations, efficacy, equity »Not well studied: task factors (enlargement), social factors (cues, norms, evaluation apprehension, group size) Factors influencing behavior »Well studied: ability »Not well studied: social factors, administrative technology, machine technology, environment

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