M5: The Motivator Flashcards

1
Q

Process by which a person’s effors are energized, directed, and sustained toward attaining a goal

A

Motivation

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2
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Motivational theory that represents the needs of humans

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Moslow’s Hierarchy of Needs

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3
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Assumption that employees avoid responsibility and needs supervision

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McGregor’s Theory X

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4
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Assumption that employees are creative and can exercise self-discretion

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McGregor’s Theory Y

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5
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Motivator as basis for Satisfaction and Hygiene for Dissastisfaction basis

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Hertzberg Two-Factor Theory

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6
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Need for Power, Affiliation, and Achievement

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Three Needs Theory

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7
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Setting specific, measurable and challenging goals

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Goal-Setting Theory

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8
Q

Degree to which job requires variety of activities

A

Skill Variety

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9
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Degree to which job requires for completion

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Task Identity

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10
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Degree to which job affects people

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Task Significance

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11
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Degree of freedom, independence, and discretion

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Autonomy

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12
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Degree to which receieving clear information from the job done

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Feedback

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13
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Outcome of skill variety, task identity, and task significance

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Experience meaningfulness and work motivation

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14
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Outcome of autonomy

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Experience of responsibility and satisfaction

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15
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Outcome of feedback

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Knowledge of actual result and low absence

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16
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Motivation based on the ratio of the employees input to their output, compared to others

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Adam’s Equity Theory

17
Q

Perceived fairness of the amount and allocation of rewards

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Distributive Justice

18
Q

Perceived fairness of process of distribution

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Procedural Justice

19
Q

Motivation by which employees belived that effort will result to performance, performance will result to rewards, and rewards will be valuable

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Expectancy Theory

20
Q

Losing Motivation

Value Mismatch

A

Find out the interest and connect it to the task

21
Q

Losing Motivation

Lack of Self-efficacy

A

Build confidence and competence

22
Q

Losing Motivation

Disruptive Emotion

A

Active listening

23
Q

Losing Motivation

Attribution Errors

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Assist in identify error, and focus on controllable

24
Q

Considerations for Motivations

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  1. Economic uncertainty
  2. Open Book Management
  3. Cross-Cultural Difference
  4. Pay for Performance Model
  5. Work Arrangement
  6. Other Paid/Unpaid Leaves
  7. Health and Wellness
  8. Socio-economic engagement
  9. Care for Others
  10. Financial Support
  11. Cultural Change