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3 facets of motivation
direction: expend effort or not
intensity: how hard to work
persistance: how long to work
performance=
(motivation x ability)- situational contraints

if motiv or ability is 0, then performance is 0

ability increases performance
big 5 and indicators of motivation
openness to exper: no clear trend
consceintiousness: positive rel.with all
extraversion: no clear trend
agreeableness: no clear trend
neuroticism: negative rel. with all
Maslows need heirarchy
5 different needs; lower needs to be met before seeking higher needs
research: no support
Herzberg's 2 factor theory
Hygiene Factors- meeting eliminates dissatisfaction; physical, security

Motivator Factor- results in effort and satisfaction; social, esteem, self-actualization

research: no support
equity theory
satisfaction: O/I = O/I
over-reward: O/I > O/I; tension, guilt
under-reward: O/I < O/I; tension, resentment
expectancy theory
expectancy: effort--> performance; if i try, can i do it?
instrumentality: performance --> outcomes; if i accomplish something, will i be rewarded?
Valence: attractiveness of outcome, do i want the reward?
Force=
Expectancy x (Inst x Valence)

research: consistent support, correlation with job performance = .21
exp. theory
within v between
within-individuals theory: calculate E, I, V and choose behavior

between-individual theory: correlation- trends
reinforcement theory
types: financial, non-financial (feedback), social

research: reinforcement does work, performance is better; more effective in manufacturing
manufacturing types of reinforcement effectiveness
non-financial alone more effective than financial alone

social alone not effective

best: all 3, but not much better than non-financial alone

advice: use non-financial alone, cheaper and more effective than financial alone
service types of reinforcement effectiveness
financial and social alone are effective

non-financial is effective but less effective than others

best: combo of financial and social

advice: use social and non-financial, cheaper and almost as effective as financial alone
job characteristics model
5 dimensions:
skill variety
task identity
task significance
autonomy
feedback

motivation potential scale = (SV + TI + TS)/3 x autonomy x feedback
skill variety, task id, task signficance -->
meaninfulness of work --> high work motivation

high quality work performance
autonomy -->
responsibilities for outcomes --> high satisfaction with work
feedbackr ->
knowledge of work results --> low absenteeism and turnover
correlations
job charac. & motivation, r =.50
job charac. & job perfor, r =.20
job charact.& abseentism, r=-.30
goal setting
s=specific
m=measureable
a=attainable
r=relevant
t=time-bound
goal commitment
increase by making goals public, allowing participants

goal setting has impact on all 3, direction, intensity, participation