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    Expectancy Theory Assumes That Workers Do Not Do Much Thinking
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Expectancy Theory Assumes That Workers Do Not Do Much Thinking

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Expectancy theory assumes that workers do not do much thinking about what motivates them; rather,they are driven by basic needs.

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