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Chapter 5: Motivation
 

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Chapter 5: Motivation

by IMA ILYANI IBRAHIM
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Some of the theories associated with motivation are Path-Goal Theory, Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs Theory, Theory X & Y and Equity Theory.

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Expectancy Theory suggests that motivation to expend effort to do something is determined by three basic individual perceptions.

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Food, air, water and shelter are all security needs and form the lowest level in Maslow's hierarchy.

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Equity Theory focuses on an individual's feeling of how fairly he or she is treated in comparison with others.

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Goal-Setting Theory of motivation suggests that managers should apply SMART criteria in setting organizational goals.

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Positive and negative reinforcement are two tools used in Reinforcement Theory to increase desired behaviors.

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Motivation is said to have a positive relationship with performance if ability is present.

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Theory X and Theory Y, one of the motivation theories, was proposed by Frederick Herzberg.

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Working conditions, company policy, and salary are examples of motivator factors in the Two-Factor Theory.

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Motivation is defined as the process of influencing others to behave in certain ways.

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