Chapter 3 Quiz Flashcards
High-performing teams are able to:
- produce an intergenerational evaluation to understand its workforce
- create a plan to foster intergenerational collaboration
- use strategies to target recruitment, retention, and succession plan
- develop communication strategies to foster intergenerational understanding
True or false? Motivation and engagement at work relate only to what happens at work.
False
True or false? The frustration-regression principle is a key characteristic of McClelland’s Acquired Needs Theory.
False
Managers’ roles in the engagement process include:
- understanding employees’ needs
- employing different strategies to engage different types of employees
- finding ways to recognize employees
- working to create a happier and more productive workplace
The two factor theory was developed by:
Herzberg
All of the following are considered to be types of extrinsic rewards EXCEPT:
healthy work relationships
True or False? Theory X, Theory Y, and Theory Z are not forms of motivation theories developed from a management.
False
True or false? Disengaged health care workers do not have an impact on an organization’s bottom line.
False
This generation seeks to improve the world, appreciates teamwork and collaboration, and wants regular and consistent feedback:
Generation Z
Maslows needs-based theory of motivation includes the following types of needs:
Safety and physiological