lecture 11 Flashcards

motivating people

1
Q

Forces that energize, direct, and sustain a person’s efforts

A

motivation

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2
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managers must motivate people to

A
join the organization
Remain in the organization
Come to work regularly
Perform
Exhibit good citizenship
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3
Q

SMART goal components

A
specific
measurable
achievable 
realistic 
time-bound
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4
Q

Positive behavior followed by positive consequences

A

positive reinforcement

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5
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Positive behavior followed by removal of negative consequences

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negative reinforcement

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6
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Negative behavior followed by negative consequences

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Punishment

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7
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Negative behavior followed by removal of positive consequences

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Extinction

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8
Q

Maslow’s hierarchy of needs

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Self-actualization 
esteem
social
safety 
physiological
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9
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Rewards given to a person by the boss, the company, or some other person.

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extrinsic rewards

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10
Q

Reward a worker derives directly from performing the job itself.

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intrinsic rewards

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11
Q

Moving employees from job to job at regular intervals

A

job rotation

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12
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allowing workers more control over how they perform tasks

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job enrichment

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13
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Expanding the tasks performed by employees to add more variety

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job enlargement

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14
Q
Company policy
Supervision and relationships
Working conditions
Salary
Security
A

Hygiene factors

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15
Q
Achievement
Recognition
Interesting work
Increased responsibilities
Advancement and growth
A

motivators

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16
Q

The process of sharing power with employees, thereby enhancing their confidence in their ability to perform their jobs and their belief that they are influential contributors to the organization

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empowerment

17
Q

Programs designed to create a workplace that enhances employee well-being

A

quality of work life programs

QWL

18
Q

A set of perceptions of what employees owe their employers, and what their employers owe them

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psychological contract

19
Q

targets that are particularly demanding, sometimes even thought to be impossible

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stretch goals

20
Q

are aligned with current activities, including productivity and financial results

A

vertical stretch goals

21
Q

involve people’s professional development, such as attempting and learning new difficult things

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horizontal stretch goals

22
Q

needs are ordered where lower order needs must be fulfilled for the next higher order need to become a motivator

A

maslow**

23
Q

this need corresponds to maslow’s physiological and safety needs

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existence

24
Q

this need corresponds to social needs

A

relatedness

25
Q

this need refers to maslow’s esteem and self actualization

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growth

26
Q

the needs are not ordered as under maslow’s hierarchy of needs but are based more on situational demands

A

ERG theory

27
Q

a strong orientation toward accomplishment and goal attainment

A

need for achievement

28
Q

a strong desire to be liked by other people

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need for affiliation

29
Q

a desire to influence or control other people

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need for power

30
Q

three aspects of acquired needs theory

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need for achievement
need for affiliation
need for power

31
Q

the degree to which outcomes are percieved as fair

A

distributive justice

32
Q

the degree to which policies and procedures are percieved as fair

A

procedural justice

33
Q

the degree to which your supervisor treats your with respect and dignity and provides you with sufficient information for performing your job

A

interactional justice