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    HRM Practioner Case Study

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    determine a succesful company. Motivation is the methodology that leads to a win-win situation between the organization and the employees. (Megan,Rowe,2001). Extrinsic motivation is usually offered by supervisor or manager who holds power to provide rewards. Extrinsic motivation is usually monetary or related with money in nature, like a raise in salary, benefit package, or a bonus for reaching some target or bonus for reaching high rank when it comes to employee appraisal. However extrinsic…

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    time as increasing stakeholder value. They have achieved this feat by implementing a motivation and rewards system similar to Herzbergs two-factor theory. Google provides employees with hygiene factors such as an excellent salary and fringe benefits, an enjoyable work environment and freedom whilst also providing them with motivating factors including monetary rewards such as bonus and intrinsic rewards such as excellent opportunities for growth and…

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    complex. Motivation 1.0 was then replaced with Motivation 2.0. Motivation 2.0 is the idea of getting motivated through rewards and punishments, rewarding the behavior that is wanted and punishing the behavior that is unwanted. This led to the system of “if -then” rewards, however, Pink…

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    participants were informed that if they were to achieve a score of 25 points on impossible mode, they would receive ice cream as their reward. In addition, they were warned that quitting the experiment or being unable to achieve the score of 25 would disqualify them from receiving ice cream. For the control group, the participants were not informed about the ice cream reward but were told that they could quit at any time during the experiment. Both groups were instructed to write down their…

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    First Confession

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    In ‘First Confession’, both Nora and Jackie are rewarded. Who deserves, and who doesn’t deserve, the reward, and why? Jackie And Nora This story is set in Ireland ,1982, where families in Ireland are very religious. The story is evolved around Jackie the main character in the story. The story is about this little boy confessing his sins to a priest, which then leads to some life learning experience for Jackie. The summary of this story is that, Jackie’s grandfather died ,and the grandma has…

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    teacher has set two six-week goals of increased completed independent assignments and earning an eighty percent or higher on all assignments. Three possible appropriate strategies for Sam to reach his goals are specific praise, criterion-specific rewards, and choice-making. Specific Praise Specific praise aims at recognizing appropriate, correct behavior. Praise can be verbal or written. To be effective, specific praise must provide motivational attention. Research has shown that praise is…

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    Rat Observation Report

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    The experiment examined the reward magnitude and negative contrast effects on rats operant-lever response performance. The experimental design was both between and within subject design. The subjects were eight Sprague Dawkey females rats who were randomly assigned to a group that received 16% of sucrose ( n=4) and another group received 4% of sucrose ( n=4) which was the control group of the experiment. Both groups were deprived of water for 23 hours and had food access. The preshift sessions…

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    that effort and the rewards received from their effort and performance. Motivation comes from if people believe that their effort will lead to good performance and thus the good performance will lead to desired rewards. Vroom’s theory is based on three factors: expectancy, instrumentality, and valence (Simone,…

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    Southwest’s total rewards philosophy and its three categories of offerings Southwest Airlines' website has a mission statement designed especially for employees, “To Our Employees: We are committed to provide our Employees a stable work environment with equal opportunity for learning and personal growth. Creativity and innovation are encouraged for improving the effectiveness of Southwest Airlines. Above all, employees will be provided the same concern, respect, and caring attitude within the…

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    trapped and separated from the Lord. A similar idea goes for the selection 2.47, stating that if one avoids detachment they will receive spiritual awareness. In other words, being selfish is not favourable and connecting with others will bring you a reward of experiencing something greater. Now in the selection 2.48, it actually talks about motivation in the statement. This selection…

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