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Motivation
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3. The willingness to put forth effort in the
pursuit of organizational goals (MONDY)
Forces either internal or external to a
person that influence action to do
something
6. The three (3) theories are :
• Need theory or content theory
• Process theory
• Reinforcement theory
7. Contemporary
views of
motivation
Need theory /
content theory
Hierarchy of
human needs
Two factor
theory
Theory X & Y
Process
theory
Equity theory
Expectancy
theory
Reinforcement
theory
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9. The study concluded that individuals work
satisfaction & dissatisfaction arise from two
different sets of factors
The factors were :
Hygiene factor (dissatisfied)
Satisfier factor (motivating)
10. Also known as the dissatisfier factor.
It is associated with the work setting of an
individual, often called job context.
Hygiene factor causes feelings of job
dissatisfaction
The determinants of job dissatisfaction
were found to be :
Company policy
Administrative policies
Salary
Working conditions
11. Also known as motivating factor
Satisfier factor causes feelings of
satisfaction.
The determinants of job satisfaction :
Work itself
Responsibility
Achievement
12. The managerial implications associated
with the two factor theory are :
• Improvements made in the hygiene factors can
prevent or eliminate job dissatisfaction.
However, they will not improve job satisfaction.
• Improvements made in the satisfier factors can
increase job satisfaction. However, they will not
prevent job dissatisfaction.
13. This theory describes the views or
perception of managers with regards to
their employees.
Theory x Theory Y
Avoiding work whenever possible Willing to work
Irresponsible Willing to accept responsibility
Having to be pushed by managers to
work
Self direction
14. Equity theory
• A theory of motivation that centers around the
principle of balance or equity.
• According to this theory level of motivation in an
individual is related to his or her perception of
equity & fairness practiced by management.
• Restoring inequity
Change the outcome (rewards)
Change the comparison person
Leave the situation
15. Expectancy theory
• Developed by Victor Vroom
• A person is motivated to the degree that he or she
believes that
(1) effort will lead to performance
(2) performance will be rewarded
(3) the value of the reward is highly positive
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17. This theory argues that behavior is
reinforced & controlled by external events.
For example : people will repeat behaviors
that are positively rewarded & avoid
behaviors that are punished or reinforced
to avoid.