Motivation recap- exam prep

Motivation is...

• the enjoyment taken from undertaking a particular activity.

• the drive, need or desire to engage in a particular behaviour or activity.

• the confidence and enthusiasm of a group, towards a task.

• driven by fear.

An example of intrinsic motivation is...

• money

• praise from your boss

• self- development

• seeing friends

The top/ 5th tier of Maslow's Hierarchy is Esteem.

• True

• False

Which of the below option lists Maslow's Hierarchy in the correct order, from top to bottom?

• Self actualisation

  Esteem needs

  Love & belonging needs

  Safety needs

  Physiological needs

• Physiological needs

  Love & belonging needs

  Self actualisation

  Esteem needs

  Safety needs

• Love & belonging needs

  Self actualisation

  Esteem needs

  Safety needs

  Physiological needs

• Self actualisation

  Love & belonging needs

  Safety needs

  Physiological needs

  Esteem needs

According to Maslow's Hierarchy, needs lower down in the hierarchy must be satisfied before individuals can attend to higher needs.

• True

• False

Autonomy is...

• 
  being reactive.

• working quickly and efficiently to achieve a positive outcome.

• a person's ability to follow instructions.

• a person's ability to act independently on their own values and interests.

In Herzberg's motivational theory, hygiene factors are...

• basic needs that must be met first in order to motivate employees.

• factors such as achievement and recognition.

• the higher needs that are met after their basic needs are met.

• factors that cause demotivation amongst employees.

Money is the main motivator for all employees.

• True

• False

Motivation is important because

• motivated workers are more skilled.

• motivated workers are more productive.

• motivated workers will demand less pay.

All motivating factors are positive.

• True

• False