8.2 Motivational Theories- Classic Approaches Flashcards
(Internal) Maslow’s need theory
humans have basic set of needs and that these need express themselves over the life span of the individual as internal “pushes” or drives.
Maslow’s needs
- physiological needs
- security needs
- love or social needs
- esteem needs
- self actualization
two-factor theory
Herzberg. two basic needs. not five suggested by Maslow and that they were not so much arranged hierarchically as independent of each other.
hygiene needs
lower level needs described in Herzberg’s two-factor theory. Herzberg proposed that meeting these needs would eliminate dissatisfaction but would not result in motivated behavior or a state of positive satisfaction.
motivator needs
higher level needs. Herzberg two factor theory. t meeting these needs resulted in the expenditure of effort as well as satisfaction.
reinforcement theory
depends on three elements. stimulus. response. and reward.
contingent reward
depends on or is contingent on a particular response
intermittent reward
reward that is given for only some correct response
continues reward
presented every time a correct response occurs.