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Clear understanding of motivation Division of motivation theories Theorist of content motivation; explanation and comparison among them The summaries with critics of the theorist
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What is motivation?
The word motivation is coined from the Latin word "movere", which means to move moving force behind our actions, driven by our desire or aims
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Early theorist
Scientific management
Content Theorist
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Abraham Maslow
Hierarchy of need
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Cognitive needs
Aesthetic needs
Although Maslow referred to additional aspects of motivation, 'Cognitive', 'Aesthetic', and 'Transcendence', he did not include any of these as additional stages in the Hierarchy of Needs
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Maslow thoughts
once a lower need is satisfied is no longer a motivating factor
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FREDERICK HERZBERG
Two Factor Theory
Motivator factor
Hygiene factor
WOR K
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advancement
growth opportunities
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Motivator
hygiene
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CLYATON ALDERFER
ERG Theory
expanded Maslow's hierarchy of needs by categorizing the hierarchy into his ERG Theory Existence Relatedness Growth ERG Theor y
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Existence
relatednes s
Comparison in disagree......
AlderfersERG theory demonstrates that more than one need may motivate at the same time.
A lower motivator neednot be substantially satisfied before one can move onto higher motivators.
The ERG theory acknowledges that if a higher level need remains unfulfilled, the person may regress to lower level needs that appear easier to satisfy. This is known as the frustration-regression principle.
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DAVID MCCLELLAND
Needs Theory David McClelland described three types of motivational need from his 1961 book,
Achievement motivation (n-ach) First of all, they like situations where they can take personal responsibility for finding solutions to problems
n-ach people are more responsive to the Herzberg motivators *responsive not
similar
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Power motivation (n-pow) This need is not simply seen as the raw desire to control others or simply to exert authority.
Power motivation
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Affiliation motivation (n-affil) High n-affil people value relationships over accomplishments, and friendship over power
Affiliation
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TO SUM UP...................
Every theory received their critics in one way or another as every theory can fit better in some industry and location than other according to it idea of motivation relation to the workforce Abraham Measurem Maslow ent of satisfy of needs is not possible Hierarchy of needs order differ Some people have multiple motivation needs 3/30/12
Herzberg Herzberg gave too much emphasis on job enrichment. classifying salary as hygiene factor
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