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Motivation

Intensity


Persistance


Direction

Employee Engagement

is a emotional motivation


makes focused, intense, persistent


HIgh self-efficacy

Drives

Primary Needs - Essential mover of behaivour

Needs?

Goal Orientated Force

Maslow's Needs Hierarchy?

Self-Actualization


Self-Esteem


Belongingness


Safety


Physiological

Maslow's Contribution?

Hollistic perspective - take into account of multiple needs


Humanistic Perspective - influences social dynamic


Positive Perspective - self actualization and foundation of positive OB

Learned Needs

Needs are amplified or suppressed by self-concept, social norm and past experience.




Needs can be learned



Three Learned Needs?

Need for Achivement


Need for Affiliation


Need for Power

Four Drive Theory?

Drive to acquire


Drive to bond


Drive to comprehend


Drive to defend

How does four drive motivate?

determine which emotion will work


Mental Skill Set transform drive into goals


Emotions become conscious when conflicts take place



Implication of Four Drive?

Keep Employee in strive for any of four

Expectancy Theory

Effort to Performance


Performance to Outcome


How satisfied with outcome

Increase Effort to Performance?

Hire, train and match people with job


clear job role and resources


coaching

Increase Performance to Outcome?

Measure performance accurately


Explain performance to reward


Show past performance to reward

Increasing Outcome Valences?

Individualize rewards


show rewards are valued

A B C of Behaviour Modification?

Antecedents


Behaviour


Consequences

Four OB Mod Consequences?

Positive reinforcement


Punishment


Negative reinforcement


Extinction



Positive reinforcement?

showing consequnce increase behaviour

Negative Reinforcement

Removing Consequence increase behaviour

Punishment

Adding Consequence decrease behaviour

Extinction

Removing Consequence decrease behaviour

Social Cognitive Theory

Learn Behaviour Outcome


Behaviour modeling


Self-Regulation

SMARTER?

Specific


Measurable


Attainable


Relevant


Time framed


Exciting


Reviewed

Balanced Scorecard

Organiztional goal-setting /Feedback

Characteristics of Effective Feedback

Specific


Relevant


Timely


Credible


Frequent

Strengths-Based Coaching

Builds on Strengths


Motivational because inherently seek feedback on strengths

Sources of Feedback?

Social Sources for positive feed back


Non Social Sources for goal progress



Distributive Justice?

perceived fairness in outcome where its relative to others

Procedural Justice

Perceived fairness in procedures used to distribute

Equity Theory

my outcome/input


other outcome/input




compare




and see inequality

How to correct inequity tension?

Change ratio


change perception


change comparison


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