Chapter 12: Motivating Employees Flashcards
The study of ____ is an examination of what makes people tick.
motivation
In your role as supervisor, releasing employee ____ means aligning individual needs, and employee’s efforts to satisfy those needs, with the goals of the organization.
motivation
Psychologist Abraham ____ suggested that individual needs are organized on a hierarchical ladder, and that each need must be met before you can move to the next level of need.
Maslow
____ needs: food, shelter, clothing, and an environment that sustains life
Physiological needs
____ needs: physical safety and an orderly environment.
Security needs
____ needs: acceptance and a sense of belonging.
Social needs
____ needs: self-respect and the respect of others
Esteem needs
____ or ____ needs: full development of individual abilities and a satisfying personal life.
Self-actualization or self-fulfillment needs
____ behavior is driven by unsatisfied needs, and as long as a more basic need remains unsatisfied, it will dominate.
Human behavior
____ theory of motivation is compatible with Maslow’s view.
Frederick Herzberg’s
Herzberg divides sources of motivation into two categories:
those that prompt satisfaction and those that prompt dissatisfaction
The most frequent source of dissatisfaction is company policy and administration, also known as ____ or ____.
bureaucracy or red tape
The next most frequent source of dissatisfaction is the employee’s relationship with ____.
his or her supervisor
Daniel H. Pink summarizes employee motivation in three concepts: (AMP)
Autonomy, Mastery, Purpose
An urge to direct our own lives
Autonomy
The desire to get better and better at something that matters
Mastery
A yearning to do what we do in service of something larger than ourselves.
Purpose
Many psychological modes and assessments have been developed to measure and categorize human personalities into various groups. The most widely used is the ____, which measures a person’s preferences about how he or she perceives the world and makes decisions. (MBTI)
Myers-Briggs Type Indicator