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Motivation I
Lecture Goals
Corresponding Readings
Class Discussion
What is Motivation?
= the _________________________________
Ability
(I can)
Fill-in Figure below:
2 Basic Ideas
Through Work Design
Hertzberg's Two Factor Theory
1) ____________
Factor
= tangible outcomes (pay) = affects ____________ (safety)
Examples:
2) ____________ Factor = motivator factor = inherent outcomes (recognition) = affects your _______________________
Examples:
Are you happy with....? Extrinsic Factors Intrinsic Factors
Yes No
Yes No
Hertzberg's "Orthodox Job Enrichment" To é
motivation ___________________
= ________ loading (quality of work)
NOT __________ loading (quantity of work)
Hackman-Oldham Approach
1) _____________ = # different KSAOs needed 2) _____________ = extent to which job requires completion of a whole and identifiable piece of work 3) _____________ = affect of work on others (inside or outside of org.) 4) _____________ = amount of independence in D.M. and procedures used 5) _____________
= amount of clear and useful info. provided about performance and its consequences
Motivating Potential of Job = [(Skill Var. + Task Id. + Task Sig.)/3] * A. * F. Moderators:
Empowerment
To é sense of Empowerment: ______________ ______________
- decisions/actions have real impact
Flextime
Fill-in performance graph below:
Goal Setting Theory (Latham
& Locke)
- _________ - _________ - _________
_______ Goals - focus attention and effort - é per. & ê variability - promote
strategy develop.
Goal difficulty - subjective - KSAOs
vary across people
Goal level and perf. ____________ Why? Harder
goals = __________
_______ & _______ goals =
best perf. - é P(perf. dissatisfaction)
- é effort
Requirements:
WARNING
- Allow people to learn tasks first |