Exam 13: Motivation and Performance

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Define operant conditioning theory and discuss each of these techniques by providing a specific example of how a manager could use each of these techniques in attempting to change a subordinate's behavior.

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A worker who is paid on the basis of the number of computer components produced per day is said to be paid on:

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Which is more motivational,a salary increase or a bonus?

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A college professor who does her job well because she enjoys seeing students grow and learn is said to be:

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For most people,praise from their superior is considered to be:

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Steve is a broker at a large financial company and gets his motivation from the commission on his sales.Steve is intrinsically motivated.

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Which of the following motivators is the most basic need in Maslow's hierarchy?

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A compensation plan of an organization that bases pay on performance levels is called a merit pay plan.

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A compensation plan basing pay on performance is often called:

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Another name for observational learning is:

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Vicarious learning is a strong source of motivation in which people learn by watching others.

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Self-efficacy influences motivation when workers provide their own reinforcement,but not when managers provide reinforcement.

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Sandy announces at the morning staff meeting,that any sales member that exceeds a 15% increase in sales will receive a 15% commission.Sandy is promoting

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