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    is one of the process of motivation theory, indicates motivation of individual is determined by expectancy, instrumentality and valence that base on person’s perception of reality.(G.A.Cole&Kelly.P 2015) Management should analyze how these three factors influence people as processes towards motivation. Specifically, the expectancy means an individual belief of a especial action can result in especial performance through relative effort. Then people expect that good performance will contribute to…

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    because of things that happen inside or outside of school, also known as push and pull factors. The most simplest things can push or pull out of high school and turn your life completely around such as a family death or you are getting bullied at school. The National Dropout Prevention Center at Clemson University conducted a study on why students dropped out of high school in 2006. They said that a pull factor was that 38% of of students dropped out because of failing grades or was failing…

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    the past 12 months; the individuals who have had fallen should be assessed for difficulty walking or balancing their body. Health care providers should pay particular attention to patients who reported multiple falls and multifactorial fall risk factors assessment should be performed, which include the following: focused history, physical examination, functional assessment, and environmental assessment (AGS, 2010; Bauman et al, 2014). When perform a focused history assessment of patients,…

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    productive, it is important to understand some motivation theories. As workplace motivation factors have increased, motivation theories have become more complicated (Blyton, Jenkins, 2007). Abraham Maslow’s hierarchy of needs theory influenced two theorists. Fredrick Herzberg based his motivation theory on Abraham Maslow’s theory of hierarchy of needs, but Herzberg’s hygiene-motivation theory also known as the two-factor…

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    Success in a Modern Society How one defines “success” can varies drastically from one person to the next. Michael Sandel and Matthew B. Crawford both tackle the issue of “success” in their individual essays, especially focusing on extrinsic verse intrinsic value and questioning what are the real true joys of life. Sandel with his writing of “Markets and Morals” tackles the issue of how money plays its role in our society. He purposes the question of where as a society we should draw the line…

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    heart is responsible for intrinsic cardiac conduction, the cardiac cycle, and cardiac output. The blood vessels in the cardiovascular system are just as important. The blood vessels aid in blood flowing to body tissue, maintaining blood pressure, and controlling blood volume using resistance. A special characteristic of the heart is its ability to self excite itself. The heart is self excitable because of gap junctions and the composition and structure of the intrinsic cardiac condition system.…

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    were taken to steer Justus’ thoughts to solely towards football. It is not in the nature of a young individual to be so single-minded and Justus’ father wants to put blinders on him to be goal driven, but a football career is not his goal. All the intrinsic needs for a child such as “Freedom of expression, joy, and emotional release” were deprived from him and substituted for “symbols and signs imposed by the competitive sports” (Ogilvie,…

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    Motivation is divided into intrinsic and extrinsic factors that encourage passion and vitality in people to be continually interested and committed to an activity or to make an effort to attain a goal. When people are intrinsically motivated to do a task, they will start the task on their own, keep on doing the task on their own, and furthermore improve it. For many numbers of reasons, it’s better for society and for each person when people participate freely of their own will, meaning when…

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    book is that carrots and sticks don’t work anymore; we have the innate psychological need for autonomy, mastery, and purpose which is Motivation 3.0 .In my academic future I do see motivation 3.0 factoring into my future. Motivation 3.0 is going to factor in my academic future because the psychological need for autonomy, mastery, and purpose is going to take a big toll in my education. When Pink says, “I’ve seen the future and it works. It works in around-the-clock bursts in Sydney, Australia.…

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    In Stewart’s comments all three of the elements of the performance in management cycle (goal setting-feedback and coaching-rewards and positive reinforcement). In the first level of the performance management cycle, I believe that Stewart focused more on the area of providing feedback versus assisting in setting goals. If you look from the basis of the employee utilizing the feedback to set a goal to become better and/or exceed the level of feedback received, then we can include Stewarts level…

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