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    Changes are often demanded in businesses to expand motivation. In Apollo Pharmacy, the organization desires a change of job motivation. When contemplating improvement of job motivation, the employers at Apollo Pharmacy scrutinized “the needs, drives, and incentives” of employees (SUO, 2018). Evaluation of these features involves extreme vigilance. Furthermore, application of the changes encompasses continuance and dedication. Employees generally detest change. However, ensuring a successful…

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    Motivation is “a set of processes that account for an individual’s intensity, direction and persistence of effort toward attaining and goal”. (Robbins 2001). When a person lacks motivation, the majority of the time it is down to two factors which are a lack of guidance and a lack of determination. It is vital that organisations identify what will motivate their employees and then implement these practices within the workplace as it will ensure that employees do not become demotivated as this…

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    any endeavor is motivation. This elusive personal characteristic is complex and different for each individual. What makes a person strive to be the best, to do his best, to work longer, harder, better? Motivation can be intrinsic, coming from inside as in a person with a strong desire to compete and win, or extrinsic, emanating from somewhere outside oneself such as a desire to for money or to provide for family, or to make others proud. Regardless of where it comes from, motivation is key to…

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    Motivation, Performance, and Your Student, Grades 1st- 8th Motivation is a very important factor in personal and academic performance. This article focuses on students ' motivation and how it can enhance performance, intrinsic and extrinsic motivation, and strategies to affect motivation and increase positive performance. Motivation can be thought of as the cause of a particular behavior, or the drive created by wanting or needing something. (Funk & Wagnalls, 2015) For our students, the type…

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    Employee Motivation and Productive Behavior in Job Satisfaction: The Importance of Ensuring Motivation and Productivity To Increase Job Satisfaction The world of companies today is in ensuring that their employees are as productive as possible, which happens to go hand in hand with his or her behavior and motivating factors. There is also the problem of cost when an employee is not being productive- cost in money lost, and potentially having to hire someone new to fill that position. Companies…

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    A and B The word motivation comes from the word “motive”. Motive can be described as means the needs or the desires within an individual. Motivation is a process that is used to help individuals to achieve their goals. In a working environment, examples of this include the desire of money, or even recognition for the work an individual has achieved. Motivation is important for business because if an employee is not motivated, this might lead to an increase in absenteeism or even lower rates of…

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    MOTIVATION What motivated me to enroll at GCU and to pursue a degree in higher education was a need for something more out of life and the need to conquer my fear of pursuing a higher education. I am always telling my children that they can do and become anything they want to but I never believed that for myself, how can I tell my children this and I didn’t believe it for myself. I have had such a great fear of pursuing a higher education because I found myself telling myself that I am not…

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    Motivation has control over individual’s choice of behavior in an organization. The kind of behavior employees choose to have, affect the outcome of the business. Therefore, there is a need to look consider the needs of employees. According to Maslow’s Needs Hierarchy Theory, the needs of employees when met, they serve to be motivation, (Maslow, 2002). The theory provides that lowest unmet needs have greater effects, when lower needs are satisfied the next higher needs become greater motivators.…

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    We all engage in leisure activities whether through intrinsic or extrinsic motivation we partake in the activity with some goal or end behind it all. Our perceived notions of something being a freedom of choice or not influences how we view an activity or leisure time. According to Russell (2017) Neulinger’s Paradigm consist of one’s state of mind which can be split up into two category; perceived freedom and perceived constraint. Under perceived freedom are the intrinsic and extrinsic matters…

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    factor that effects motivation is media influence on the criminal justice profession. Media motivations can be positive or negative thus portraying law enforcement in a positive or negative light (Bune, 2015). Research indicates that in today’s culture, society learns about crime through media exposure rather than personal experience. This shapes societies attitudes, opinions, and biases towards the criminal justice system. Negative media influence decreases police motivation as officers…

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