Motivation: Theories of Motivation: Factors Contributing To Motivation Maslow'S Needs Hierarchy Theory

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MOTIVATION : THEORIES OF
DEFINITION ___________________ MOTIVATION ___________________
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... a process of activating
___________________ 1. Maslow’s Needs Hierarchy Theory
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behavior, sustaining it,
and directing it toward a ___________________ 2. Herzberg’s Two-Factor Theory
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particular goal.
3. Expectancy Theory

___________________ 4. Goal Setting Theory


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Motivating * Property of STI
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FACTORS MASLOW'S NEEDS

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CONTRIBUTING TO HIERARCHY
MOTIVATION THEORY

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1. Willingness to do a job

2. Self-confidence in carrying out a task Self-


Self-Actualization

3. Needs satisfaction ___________________ fulfillment

Status,
Needs
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respect,
prestige Esteem Needs

___________________ Friendship,
belonging, love Social Needs
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___________________ Freedom from harm,
financial security
Security Needs ___________________
___________________ Food, water, sleep, sex, body Physiological
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___________________ elimination Needs
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Motivating * Property of STI
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Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs

* Property of STI
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HERZBERG'S TWO- GOAL SETTING


FACTOR THEORY ___________________ THEORY ___________________
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9
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Level of 7

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Satisfaction 6
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0
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Level of
No Satisfaction and ___________________ ___________________
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No Dissatisfaction
3 ( no reason not to
4 work but no
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motivation to work
Level of 6 hard )
Dissatisfaction 7

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How Goals Motivate and
Herzberg’s Two-Factor Model Facilitate Performance
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EXPECTANCY TECHNIQUES OF
THEORY ___________________ MOTIVATION ___________________
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___________________ 1. Motivation Through Job Design
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2. Motivation Through Rewards

3. Motivation Through Employee

___________________ Participation
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___________________ 4. Other Motivation Techniques for the
Diverse Work Force
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Motivating
Expectancy Model

* Property of STI
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MOTIVATION
TECHNIQUES OF
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THROUGH JOB
MOTIVATION
DESIGN
TECHNIQUES OF
MOTIVATION
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Fitting Jobs to People

 Job Enlargement, where two or more

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Employee’s Other Motivation
Job Design Rewards
Participation Techniques specialized tasks in a work flow sequence
is combined into a single job.

Fitting
extrinsic
quality ___________________  Job Enrichment, where efforts are made
to make jobs more interesting,
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people to control
rewards challenging, and rewarding.
jobs circles
with

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1. realistic job
previews
self-
2. job rotation intrinsic
3. limited exposure managed
rewards
teams

Fitting jobs
to people Flexible Family
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with
1. job enlargement
2. job enrichment
work
schedules
support
services
Sabbaticals
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MOTIVATION MOTIVATION

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THROUGH JOB THROUGH
DESIGN REWARDS

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Fitting People to Jobs Rewards Categories

 Realistic Job Previews, where  Extrinsic


management provides honest
explanations of what a job actually ___________________  those which refer to payoffs granted to
individual by another party such as money,
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entails. employee benefits, promotions,
recognition, status symbols, praise, etc.
 Job Rotation, where people are moved
periodically from one specialized job to
another. ___________________  Intrinsic
 those which are internally experienced
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 Limited Exposure, where a worker’s
exposure to a highly fragmented and
___________________ payoffs which are self-granted such as
sense of accomplishment, self-esteem and
self-actualization
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tedious job is limited.
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Motivating * Property of STI
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REQUISITES TO
MOTIVATION THROUGH
SUCCESSFUL EMPLOYEE

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EMPLOYEE
PARTICIPATION
PARTICIPATION PROGRAM

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Activities  Profit-sharing or Gain-sharing Plan

1. Setting Goals  Long-term employment relationship with

2. Making Decisions ___________________ good job security


Concerted effort to build and maintain
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3. Solving Problems group cohesiveness

4. Designing and Implementing


Organizational Changes ___________________  Protection of the individual employee’s
rights
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Motivating * Property of STI
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MOTIVATION THROUGH OTHER

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EMPLOYEE MOTIVATION
PARTICIPATION TECHNIQUES

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Approaches to Participation  Flexible Work Schedules

1. Quality Control Circles

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 Family Support Services
 a method of direct employee participation
with the objective of increasing  Sabbaticals
productivity and quality of output

2. Self-Managed Teams
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 also known as autonomous work groups or
high performance teams who take on
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traditional managerial tasks as part of their
normal work routine ___________________ ___________________
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Motivating * Property of STI
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