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MGT 3620 Exam 2 Questions And Answers 100% Guaranteed Pass. Motivation - Answerset of energetic forces that originates both within and outside an employee, initiates work-related effort What does motivation determine? - AnswerDirection, intensity, and persistence of effort Expectancy Theory - Answerthe cognitive process employees go through to make choices among different voluntary responses Expectancy - Answerhigh level of effort will result in the successful performance of some task Instrumentality - Answersuccessful performance results in some outcomes Valence - Answeranticipated value of the outcomes associated with performance self-efficacy - Answera person that has the capabilities needed for a task What factors increase self-efficacy? - Answerpast accomplishments, vicarious experiences, verbal persuation, & emotional cues extrinsic motivation (trying to get paid) - Answermotivation controlled by contingency depending on task performance intrinsic motivation (pride of accomplishment) - Answermotivation felt when task performance is its own reward meaning of money - Answermotivation felt when task performance is its own reward Three dimensions of the view of money? - Answerachievement, respect, & freedom achievement - Answermoney symbolizes success respect - Answermoney brings respect in the community freedom - Answermoney provides opportunity ©THESTAR 2024/2025 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. 2 | P a g e motivational force equation - AnswerExpectancy x Instrumentality x Valence (E - P) x [P-O) x V Goal Setting Theory - Answergoals as the primary drivers of the intensity and persistence of effort (motivation) specific and difficult goals - AnswerGoals that stretch an employee to perform at his or her maximum level while still staying within the boundaries of his or her ability What is the relationship between goal difficulty and task performance? - AnswerWhen goals are easy, task effort is lower, when goals are harder---task effort maximizes self-set goals - Answerinternalized goals that people use to monitor their own task progress How do self-set goals relate to task strategies? - Answergoals trigger the creation of task strategies in order to obtain successful performance Feedback - Answerupdates on employee progress toward goal attainment task complexity - Answerhow complicated information and actions involved in a task are, as well as how much the task changes goal commitment - Answerperson accepts a goal and is determined to try to reach it What strategies can be used to foster commitment? - AnswerRewards, Publicity, Support, Participation, & Resources SMART Goals - AnswerSpecific, Measurable, Achievable, Results-Based, Time-Sensitive goals (strong acceptable goals) Equity Theory - Answeremployees create mental ledger of outcomes and inputs from their job duties outcomes and inputs - Answerinputs: effort, skills, & perfomance outputs: benefits, pay, & re

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Motivation - Answer✔set of energetic forces that originates both within and outside an
employee, initiates work-related effort

What does motivation determine? - Answer✔Direction, intensity, and persistence of effort

Expectancy Theory - Answer✔the cognitive process employees go through to make choices
among different voluntary responses

Expectancy - Answer✔high level of effort will result in the successful performance of some task

Instrumentality - Answer✔successful performance results in some outcomes

Valence - Answer✔anticipated value of the outcomes associated with performance

self-efficacy - Answer✔a person that has the capabilities needed for a task

What factors increase self-efficacy? - Answer✔past accomplishments, vicarious experiences,
verbal persuation, & emotional cues

extrinsic motivation (trying to get paid) - Answer✔motivation controlled by contingency
depending on task performance

intrinsic motivation (pride of accomplishment) - Answer✔motivation felt when task
performance is its own reward

meaning of money - Answer✔motivation felt when task performance is its own reward

Three dimensions of the view of money? - Answer✔achievement, respect, & freedom

achievement - Answer✔money symbolizes success

respect - Answer✔money brings respect in the community

freedom - Answer✔money provides opportunity




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motivational force equation - Answer✔Expectancy x Instrumentality x Valence (E -> P) x [P->O)
xV

Goal Setting Theory - Answer✔goals as the primary drivers of the intensity and persistence of
effort (motivation)

specific and difficult goals - Answer✔Goals that stretch an employee to perform at his or her
maximum level while still staying within the boundaries of his or her ability

What is the relationship between goal difficulty and task performance? - Answer✔When goals
are easy, task effort is lower, when goals are harder---task effort maximizes

self-set goals - Answer✔internalized goals that people use to monitor their own task progress

How do self-set goals relate to task strategies? - Answer✔goals trigger the creation of task
strategies in order to obtain successful performance

Feedback - Answer✔updates on employee progress toward goal attainment

task complexity - Answer✔how complicated information and actions involved in a task are, as
well as how much the task changes

goal commitment - Answer✔person accepts a goal and is determined to try to reach it

What strategies can be used to foster commitment? - Answer✔Rewards, Publicity, Support,
Participation, & Resources

SMART Goals - Answer✔Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Results-Based, Time-Sensitive goals
(strong acceptable goals)

Equity Theory - Answer✔employees create mental ledger of outcomes and inputs from their
job duties

outcomes and inputs - Answer✔inputs: effort, skills, & perfomance


outputs: benefits, pay, & rewards

What are the different forms of (in)equity? - Answer✔equity, underrewarded inequity, &
overrewarded equity

How to restore balance of the equity forms? - Answer✔Equity = no action


under rewarded= grow outcomes; shrink inputs


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overrewarded= shrink outcomes; grow inputs
Who is the comparison other? What types of comparison others are there (internal and
external)? - Answer✔def: person who provides an intuitive frame of reference for judging
equity


types:


internal: refer to someone in the same company


external:
refer to someone in a different company

psychological empowerment - Answer✔energy rooted in the belief that work tasks contribute
to some larger purpose

Meaningfulness - Answer✔captures the value of a work goal or purpose

Self-determination - Answer✔sense of choice in the initiation and continuation of work tasks

competence - Answer✔person's belief in his or her capability to perform work tasks
successfully

impact - Answer✔a person's actions "make a difference"

How does psychological empowerment impact motivation? - Answer✔its serves as a form of
intrinsic motivation. jobs with high levels of variety, significance, and autonomy can be
intrinsically motivating.
What are the relationships between motivation and job performance (positive strong

)and organization commitment (? - Answer✔- Motivation has a strong positive relationship with
job performance


- Motivation has a moderate positive relationship with organizational commitment

How do different types of pay systems impact employee motivation? - Answer✔different pay
systems inspire employees to become more motivated


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