Week2 3/18-3/24: Ch 6 (quiz) Flashcards

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What is motivation?

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Drive to satisfy a goal need, or want

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2 theories of motivation?

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  1. content - explains specific factors that motivate people and answer the question “what drives behavior?”
  2. process- how someone’s behavior is energized, directed, sustained and stopped
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What is Alderfer’s theory?

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ERG= existence, relatedness, and growth

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Is there a strict order to Alderfer or Maslow?

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Maslow

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Herzberg’s 2 factor theory

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2 sets of needs:
1. Desire to avoid unpleasantness
2. Desire to grow personally

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Herzberg’s theory also known as

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Motivation-Hygiene theory

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What are Herberg’s hygiene/dissatisfiers factors?

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extrinsic, about job itself- salary, relations, working conditions.job context, policies, the working order of the building

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What are herzberg’s motivator/satisfier factors?

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Intrinsic- about job content- what are you getting? recognition, feeling of responsibility, advancement, achievement

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The content approach focuses on the assumption that individuals are motivated by their desire to satisfy their:__ __

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Inner needs (content is also referred to as needs theories)- what arouses, energizes, or initiates employee behavior

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Process theories of motivation focus on the ____ processes underlying an individual’s level of motivation

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cognitive - how an employee behavior is initiated, redirected, and halted

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What is the frustration-regression principle? Which theory is it a part of?

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If growth opportunities are not provided, employees might regress to relatedness needs and socialize more with coworkers, or look to other types of orgs for satisfaction of this need, for example a union. It’s part of Alderfer’s ERG theory

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Explain ERG

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  1. Existence- concern with basic material reqs- food, water, pay, benefits, working conditions
  2. Relatedness- need for developing and sustaining relationships
  3. Growth- need to make contributions, opps for personal growth
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T/F? The factors involved in producing job satisfaction are separate and distinct from the factors that lead to job dissatisfaction

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true

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14
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Dissatisfies are also know as ___ factors

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hygeine

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15
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Satisfier factors are known as ___factors

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motivator

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16
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What is McCLelland’s theory?

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Three needs: achievement, power, affiliation

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