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level questions: Level 1

QuestionAnswer
Motivation/ Hierarchical in natureMore important then others
Motivation/ May be unconsciousIDKY I did that
Motivation/ InterferenceBased upon deductive reasoning
Motivation/ VariabilityChangeable & limited stability
Motivationa mental process that produces an attitude resulting in an action leading to a result
University of Texas at Austin Class of 2014Admiral McRaven
Motivation to actStrength of the need, The belief that a certain action will lead to need
Supervisors must motivateIndividuals & Organizations
Aspects of Motivation/ may involveImprovement of communication process
Aspects of Motivation/ may involveImmediate correction of a problem
Aspects of Motivation/ may involveenvironment where individuals can grow
Maslow’s Hierarchy of NeedsPhysiological needs
Maslow’s Hierarchy of NeedsThe strongest & most fundamental
Maslow’s Hierarchy of NeedsLife-sustaining, food, water, shelter
Security needsEmerge once a person’s physiological needs are met
Security needsJob security
Security needsSee everything in terms of black and white
Security needsRules and regulations dominate
Security needsBased upon fear and uncertaintly
Social needsHunger for socialization and interaction
Social needsIdentity with groups
Social needsSupervisor will emphasize individual needs
Motivation-Hygiene TheoryHappiness is based upon work activities that reflect growth
Theory XPrevalent in policing
Theory XAssumes that individuals are irresponsible
Theory XExternal control is needed
Theory YAssumes that individuals are responsible
Theory YInternal control is needed
Psychological success depends on:A personal challenging goal is set
Psychological success depends on:Methods of achieving that goal are set
Psychological success depends on:The goal is relevant to one’s self-concept
Fairness is the keystone toEquity Theory
Need to maintaindistributive fairness
Rewards are based uponfair assessment of effort
Sensitivity TheoryFundamental needs among individuals will be used to determine behavior
Sensitivity TheoryConsists of basic individual and organizational needs
Motivational TechniquesPunishment is only effective when used with other approaches
Motivational TechniquesPositive reinforcement must be immediate and consistent
Motivational TechniquesPositive reinforcement may lead to repetitive behavior
Motivational TechniquesIs subjective among individuals