Question 1

_______________ needs represent the desires of people for friendship and warm interpersonal interaction with others.

Accepted Answer

Love

Question 2

____________ refer to the consequences of a given act.

Accepted Answer

Outcomes

Question 3

The process of ____________________ is the practical application of Herzberg's theory.

Accepted Answer

job enrichment

Question 4

Which of the following theories states, "the factors involved in producing job satisfaction are separate and distinct from factors that lead to job dissatisfaction"?

Accepted Answer

A)  Expectancy theory 
B)  Two-factor theory 
C)  Need hierarchy theory 
D)  Theory of inequity 
E)  Justice and fairness theory 
A)  Expectancy theory 
B)  Two-factor theory 
C)  Need hierarchy theory 
D)  Theory of inequity 
E)  Justice and fairness theory

Question 5

A fundamental postulate of Herzberg's two-factor theory of motivation is that lower-order needs affect only _______________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A fundamental postulate of Herzberg's two-factor theory...

Question 6

All of the following are critical elements of individual motivation except:

Accepted Answer

A)  Forces within the individual 
B)  Responsiveness to behaviors 
C)  Intensity of behaviors 
D)  Direction of behaviors 
E)  Persistence of behaviors 
A)  Forces within the individual 
B)  Responsiveness to behaviors 
C)  Intensity of behaviors 
D)  Direction of behaviors 
E)  Persistence of behaviors

Question 7

In the case of _______________ such as pay, the value attached by employees to these rewards is likely to be lowered as more and more of them are received.

Accepted Answer

The answer of In the case of _______________ such as...

Question 8

According to Leventhal (1980), sport managers should strive to formulate procedures that adhere to all of the following rules except:

Accepted Answer

A)  Bias suppression 
B)  Performance 
C)  Consistency 
D)  Ethicality 
E)  Correctibility 
A)  Bias suppression 
B)  Performance 
C)  Consistency 
D)  Ethicality 
E)  Correctibility

Question 9

All of the following are components of the Porter and Lawler model of motivation except:

Accepted Answer

A)  Reward-motivation relationship 
B)  Effort-performance relationship 
C)  Performance-reward relationship 
D)  Reward-satisfaction relationship 
E)  None of the above 
A)  Reward-motivation relationship 
B)  Effort-performance relationship 
C)  Performance-reward relationship 
D)  Reward-satisfaction relationship 
E)  None of the above

Question 10

In contrast to expectancy, what reflects the individual's perception that there is a good relationship between first- and second-level outcomes.

Accepted Answer

A)  Instrumentality 
B)  Valence 
C)  Force to perform 
D)  Performance 
E)  None of the above 
A)  Instrumentality 
B)  Valence 
C)  Force to perform 
D)  Performance 
E)  None of the above

Question 11

An individual's understanding of first-level results as they relate to second-level results is called instrumentality.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

How various ends, or content consequences, are attained is referred to as ____________________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of How various ends, or content consequences, are...

Question 13

In Herzberg's work on the two-factor theory, respondents were asked to recall times in which they felt satisfied or dissatisfied. This approach is known as:

Accepted Answer

A)  Critical incident method 
B)  Effort-performance relationship 
C)  Bias suppression 
D)  Reward-satisfaction relationship 
E)  Valence 
A)  Critical incident method 
B)  Effort-performance relationship 
C)  Bias suppression 
D)  Reward-satisfaction relationship 
E)  Valence

Question 14

Josh believes that (1) if he tries hard he will get a good internship, and (2) getting a good internship will, in turn, land him a sport management job. In Vroom's theory, the second belief would be termed which of the following?

Accepted Answer

A)  Second-level outcome 
B)  Expectancy 
C)  Valence 
D)  Force to perform 
E)  None of the above 
A)  Second-level outcome 
B)  Expectancy 
C)  Valence 
D)  Force to perform 
E)  None of the above

Question 15

Theories of motivation are generally grouped into two broad classes: (a) _________________ and (b) _________________ theories.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Theories of motivation are generally grouped into...

Question 16

A fundamental postulate of Herzberg's two-factor theory of motivation is that only higher-order needs affect _______________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A fundamental postulate of Herzberg's two-factor theory...

Question 17

__________ is anchored on a comparison to a referent other(s).

Accepted Answer

Adams' the

Question 18

According to the rule of correctibility, it should be possible for allocation decisions to be modified.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

A company's health-care package is intended to meet which of the following needs?

Accepted Answer

A)  Physiological needs 
B)  Belongingness needs 
C)  Esteem needs 
D)  Safety needs 
E)  None of the above 
A)  Physiological needs 
B)  Belongingness needs 
C)  Esteem needs 
D)  Safety needs 
E)  None of the above

Question 20

(a) _______________, (b) _______________ and (c) ________________ are three of the five critical elements of motivation.

Accepted Answer

Any three of the following: Fo

_______________ needs represent the desires of people for friendship and warm interpersonal interaction with others.

____________ refer to the consequences of a given act.

The process of ____________________ is the practical application of Herzberg's theory.

Which of the following theories states, "the factors involved in producing job satisfaction are separate and distinct from factors that lead to job dissatisfaction"?

A fundamental postulate of Herzberg's two-factor theory of motivation is that lower-order needs affect only _______________.

All of the following are critical elements of individual motivation except:

In the case of _______________ such as pay, the value attached by employees to these rewards is likely to be lowered as more and more of them are received.

According to Leventhal (1980), sport managers should strive to formulate procedures that adhere to all of the following rules except:

All of the following are components of the Porter and Lawler model of motivation except:

In contrast to expectancy, what reflects the individual's perception that there is a good relationship between first- and second-level outcomes.

An individual's understanding of first-level results as they relate to second-level results is called instrumentality.

How various ends, or content consequences, are attained is referred to as ____________________.

In Herzberg's work on the two-factor theory, respondents were asked to recall times in which they felt satisfied or dissatisfied. This approach is known as:

Josh believes that (1) if he tries hard he will get a good internship, and (2) getting a good internship will, in turn, land him a sport management job. In Vroom's theory, the second belief would be termed which of the following?

Theories of motivation are generally grouped into two broad classes: (a) _ and (b) _ theories.

A fundamental postulate of Herzberg's two-factor theory of motivation is that only higher-order needs affect _______________.

__________ is anchored on a comparison to a referent other(s).

According to the rule of correctibility, it should be possible for allocation decisions to be modified.

A company's health-care package is intended to meet which of the following needs?

(a) _______, (b) _ and (c) __________ are three of the five critical elements of motivation.

Defining the Field of Sport Management

Classical View of Organizations

Systems View of Organizations

Meaning of Management

Planning

Managerial Decision Making

Principles of Organizing

Systems-Based Organizing

Staffing

Behavioral Process of Leading

Contemporary Approaches to Leadership

Managing Diversity

Program Evaluation

Service Quality

Organizational Effectiveness

Filters

Exam 10: Motivational Basis of Leading

_______________ needs represent the desires of people for friendship and warm interpersonal interaction with others.

____________ refer to the consequences of a given act.

The process of ____________________ is the practical application of Herzberg's theory.

Which of the following theories states, "the factors involved in producing job satisfaction are separate and distinct from factors that lead to job dissatisfaction"?

A fundamental postulate of Herzberg's two-factor theory of motivation is that lower-order needs affect only _______________.

All of the following are critical elements of individual motivation except:

In the case of _______________ such as pay, the value attached by employees to these rewards is likely to be lowered as more and more of them are received.

According to Leventhal (1980), sport managers should strive to formulate procedures that adhere to all of the following rules except:

All of the following are components of the Porter and Lawler model of motivation except:

In contrast to expectancy, what reflects the individual's perception that there is a good relationship between first- and second-level outcomes.

An individual's understanding of first-level results as they relate to second-level results is called instrumentality.

How various ends, or content consequences, are attained is referred to as ____________________.

In Herzberg's work on the two-factor theory, respondents were asked to recall times in which they felt satisfied or dissatisfied. This approach is known as:

Josh believes that (1) if he tries hard he will get a good internship, and (2) getting a good internship will, in turn, land him a sport management job. In Vroom's theory, the second belief would be termed which of the following?

Theories of motivation are generally grouped into two broad classes: (a) _________________ and (b) _________________ theories.

A fundamental postulate of Herzberg's two-factor theory of motivation is that only higher-order needs affect _______________.

__________ is anchored on a comparison to a referent other(s).

According to the rule of correctibility, it should be possible for allocation decisions to be modified.

A company's health-care package is intended to meet which of the following needs?

(a) _______________, (b) _______________ and (c) ________________ are three of the five critical elements of motivation.

Defining the Field of Sport Management

Classical View of Organizations

Systems View of Organizations

Meaning of Management

Planning

Managerial Decision Making

Principles of Organizing

Systems-Based Organizing

Staffing

Behavioral Process of Leading

Contemporary Approaches to Leadership

Managing Diversity

Program Evaluation

Service Quality

Organizational Effectiveness

Filters

Theories of motivation are generally grouped into two broad classes: (a) _ and (b) _ theories.

(a) _______, (b) _ and (c) __________ are three of the five critical elements of motivation.