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16 Cards in this Set
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Energy of the employee reflected in his work
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2. And is on important element 3. Must be monitored or checked by supervisors |
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Reinforce Theory
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2. External consequences |
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A reinforcer
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2. Following a response that increases 3. The probability that the behavior 4. Will be repeated |
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According to the reinforcement theory |
2. Proceed a desired behavior |
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Goal Setting
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1. Is more effective in 2. Cultures located in North America 3. The reason for this is "more" |
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Maslow's hierarch of needs theory
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2. Safety Needs security and protection 3. Social Needs: Belongingness, friendship 4. Esteem needs: Status, recognition 5. Self-Actualization Achieving one's potential |
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Maslow argued that once
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1. A need is satisfied 2. The next need becomes dominant |
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McGregor's Theory X assumes that employees have
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1. Little ambition 2. Dislike work 3. Avoid responsibility |
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McGregor's theory Y assumes
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1. want to work 2. And run exercises self-direction |
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Ergo, it can be seen that
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2. Theory Y assumed that higher order needs dominated individuals. |
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Herzberg's Two Factors Theory |
2. Hygiene factors (or factors) deal with job dissatisfaction |
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Motivators |
1. Achievement 2. Recognition 3. Work itself 4. Responsibility 5. Advancement 6. Growth |
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Hygiene Factor
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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 |
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According to Herzberg
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1. When hygiene factors are adequate 2. People won't be dissatisfied 3. But they will bot be satisfied |
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Stacy Adam's equity theory
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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) |
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In general , the research supports
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2. Described as very strong |