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Energy of the employee reflected in his work


1. Is the measure of intensity or drive


2. And is on important element


3. Must be monitored or checked by supervisors

Reinforce Theory


1. Reflects that behavior results from


2. External consequences

A reinforcer


1. Is only consequence immediately


2. Following a response that increases


3. The probability that the behavior


4. Will be repeated

According to the reinforcement theory




1.Rewards are effective if they


2. Proceed a desired behavior

Goal Setting

1. Is more effective in


2. Cultures located in North America


3. The reason for this is "more"

Maslow's hierarch of needs theory


1. Physiological needs: food, drink, shelter


2. Safety Needs security and protection


3. Social Needs: Belongingness, friendship


4. Esteem needs: Status, recognition


5. Self-Actualization Achieving one's potential



Maslow argued that once

1. A need is satisfied


2. The next need becomes dominant

McGregor's Theory X assumes that employees have

1. Little ambition


2. Dislike work


3. Avoid responsibility

McGregor's theory Y assumes

1. want to work


2. And run exercises self-direction

Ergo, it can be seen that


1. Theory X assumes that lower needs dominated individuals


2. Theory Y assumed that higher order needs dominated individuals.




Herzberg's Two Factors Theory


1. Motivators (in. factors) deal with job satisfactions.


2. Hygiene factors (or factors) deal with job dissatisfaction

Motivators







1. Achievement


2. Recognition


3. Work itself


4. Responsibility


5. Advancement


6. Growth

Hygiene Factor


1. Supervisor


2. Company policy


3. Relationships with supervisor


4. Working conditions


5. Salary


6. Relationship with peers


7. Personal life


8. Relationship with subordinates


9. Status


10. Security

According to Herzberg

1. When hygiene factors are adequate


2. People won't be dissatisfied


3. But they will bot be satisfied

Stacy Adam's equity theory

1. Suggests that employees compose their inputs to outputs


2. The ratio of inputs to outputs of relevant others


3. (amount of work which I do for my salary compared to what others do for their salary)

In general , the research supports


1. For equity theory could be


2. Described as very strong