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BUS 100 - MODULE 3 EXAM QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS LATEST UPDATE 2026 Intrinsic rewards - Answers Satisfaction a person attains when achieving a goal Extrinsic Rewards - Answers Rewards given by an outside source as appreciation for completion of a goal. The Principles of Scientific Management - Answers Written by Federick Taylor in 1911 he believed in teaching others the optimal way of doing things through time - motion studies. Time motion studies - Answers Taylor studied the output results of workers when they used certain techniques or tools Principle of Motion Economy - Answers Developed by Frank and Lillian Gilbreth it states that workers should complete work in elementary motions. Maslow's hierarchy of needs - Answers 1) Basic suvival needs (water, food and shelter) 2) Safety Needs: feeling safe and at home 3) Social Needs: To be loved and accpeted 4) Esteem Needs: Self respect and recognition from peers 5) Self - actualization: Reaching full potential Herzberg's Study of Managerial theory - Answers Motivation factors: sense of achievement, earned recognition, interest, opportunity for growth (advancement), responsibility Envrionmental Factors: pay, friendly managers and coworkers (only affects workers satisfaction with job does not motivate them) Theory X - Answers The average person dislikes works and avoids responsibility Because of this dislike workers needs negative factors to push them to work Primary motivators are fear and punishment Taylor and others would agree with this theory. Theory Y - Answers - Most people like work and work towards goals - Depth of commitment depends on the amount of rewards - Most people will accept responsibility - Industrial potential is only partially realized Theory Z (Modified American) - Answers - Longterm employment - Collective decision making - Individual responsibility for outcome of decisions - Slow evaluation and moderately specialized career paths Type A (American) - Answers - Short term employment, individual decision making, rapid promotion, explicit control, specialized career paths Type J (japanese) - Answers - Lifetime employment - consensual decision making - collective responsibility - slow promotion Goal Setting Theory - Answers - Setting ambitious but attainable goals can motivate workers if goals have feedback

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BUS 100 - MODULE 3 EXAM QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS
LATEST UPDATE 2026


Intrinsic rewards - Answers Satisfaction a person attains when achieving a goal
Extrinsic Rewards - Answers Rewards given by an outside source as appreciation for
completion of a goal.
The Principles of Scientific Management - Answers Written by Federick Taylor in
1911 he believed in teaching others the optimal way of doing things through time -
motion studies.
Time motion studies - Answers Taylor studied the output results of workers when
they used certain techniques or tools
Principle of Motion Economy - Answers Developed by Frank and Lillian Gilbreth it
states that workers should complete work in elementary motions.
Maslow's hierarchy of needs - Answers 1) Basic suvival needs (water, food and
shelter)
2) Safety Needs: feeling safe and at home
3) Social Needs: To be loved and accpeted
4) Esteem Needs: Self respect and recognition from peers
5) Self - actualization: Reaching full potential
Herzberg's Study of Managerial theory - Answers Motivation factors: sense of
achievement, earned recognition, interest, opportunity for growth (advancement),
responsibility
Envrionmental Factors: pay, friendly managers and coworkers (only affects workers
satisfaction with job does not motivate them)
Theory X - Answers The average person dislikes works and avoids responsibility
Because of this dislike workers needs negative factors to push them to work
Primary motivators are fear and punishment
Taylor and others would agree with this theory.
Theory Y - Answers - Most people like work and work towards goals
- Depth of commitment depends on the amount of rewards
- Most people will accept responsibility
- Industrial potential is only partially realized
Theory Z (Modified American) - Answers - Longterm employment
- Collective decision making

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