Exam 8: Employee Behavior and Motivation

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If a manager believes that his employees are self-motivated and growth-oriented, what type of manager is he?

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According to expectancy theory, people are motivated to work toward rewards they want and that they believe they have a reasonable chance of obtaining.

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Because job permanence is less likely in today's economy, which of the following are some companies offering in order to keep the psychological contract in balance?

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Contrast Theory X and Theory Y.

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How can teams lead to higher levels of employee motivation and satisfaction in smaller firms?

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What is the term for the extent to which a person's contributions and the organization's inducements match?

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MBO involves managers and subordinates in setting goals and evaluating progress.

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Individuals may satisfy social needs by making and maintaining friendships at work.

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Discuss ways in which managers can link the concept of punishment and rewards as a form of behavior modification.

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The extent to which people are self-aware, able to manage their emotions, and motivate others is an aspect of which of the following?

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Hygiene factors affect motivation only if they are absent or fail to meet expectations.

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Which is an example of a modified work schedule?

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What is the correct term for one's belief that their behavior has an effect on what happens to them?

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According to McGregor, what motivational theory beliefs will result in managers most likely to have satisfied and motivated employees?

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