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Jones, 1955

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Motivation Definition

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Kanfer and Ackerman, 2000

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three stages of motivation

direction, effort, persistence

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Blumberg, 1982

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antecedents of performance

capacity, opportunity, willingness to learn

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Dweck, 1972

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intrinsic and extrinsic motivation

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Hertzberg, 1960

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intrinsic motivation is more powerful

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Deci, 1999

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Extrinsic motivation when used to control is demotivating

intrinsic motivation gives autonomy

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Skinner, 1969

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reinforcement theory

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Maslow, 1943

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needs theory

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Vroom, 1964

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Expectancy theory

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Locke and Lotham, 2002

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Goal setting theory

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Adams, 1963

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Equity and justice theory

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Fall, 2014

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advantage of reinforcement theory in understanding different pay schemes

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Von-Eerde, 1996

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criticism of expectancy theory

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kleingeld, 2011

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goals improve group performance

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expectancy theory

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motivational force=expectancy that effort will lead to performanceinstrumentality, likelihood that performance will lead to rewardsvalence,value of expected rewards

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smart goals

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16% increase in performance

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criticism of equity and justice theory

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focused more on what employees do when unmotivated/dissatisfied

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three dimensions of justice

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distributive justice-fairness of decision outcome
procedural justice -fairness of decision process
inter-actional justice-empathetic treatment during communication process

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what are the factors that lead to a decision being perceived as fair

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consistency 
voice
bias suppression
accuracy
correctability
ethicality
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content theory?

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needs theory- focus on what motivates behaviour

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process theory?

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expectancy theory- focus on how the context of motivation influences behaviour

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