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Motivation Definition Pg 154
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Characteristics Pg 154
- Effort Pg 154
- Persistance Pg 154
- Direction Pg 155
- Goals Pg 155
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Types
- Extrinsic motivation Pg 155
- Intrinsic motivation Pg 155
- Self Determination theory Pg 156
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Motivation and Performance Pg 156
- General cognitive ability Pg 156
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Emotional Intelligence Pg 157
- Perceiving emotions accurately in oneself and others Pg 158
- Using emotions to facilitate thinking Pg 158
- Understanding emotions, emotional language, and the signals conveyed by emotions Pg 158
- Managing emotions so as to attain specific goals Pg 158
- Motivation-performance relationship Pg 159
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Need theories of work motivation Pg 159
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Types
- Maslow's hierarchy of needs Pg 159
- Alderfer's ERG theory Pg 161
- McClelland's theory of needs Pg 162
- Research support Pg 163
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Managerial implications of need theories Pg 163
- Appreciate diversity Pg 163
- Appreciate intrinsic motivation Pg 163
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Process theories of work motivation Pg 164
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Expectancy theory Pg 164
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Components
- Outcomes Pg 164
- Instrumentality Pg 164
- Valence Pg 164
- Expectancy Pg 165
- Force Pg 165
- Research support Pg 167
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Managerial implications of expectancy theory Pg 167
- Boost expectancies Pg 167
- Clarify reward contingencies Pg 168
- Appreciate diverse needs Pg 168
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Equity theory Pg 168
- Gender and equity Pg 169
- Research support Pg 169
- Managerial implications of equity theory Pg 170
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Goal setting theory Pg 170
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What goals are motivational? Pg 170
- Goal specificity Pg 171
- Goal challenge Pg 171
- Goal commitment Pg 171
- Goal feedback Pg 171
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Enhancing goal commitment Pg 171
- Participation Pg 172
- Rewards Pg 172
- Supportiveness Pg 172
- Goal orientation and proximity Pg 173
- Research support Pg 173
- Managerial implications of goal setting theory Pg 174
- Translating theories across cultures Pg 175