Motivation Theories Quiz

What is the primary focus of the Hierarchy of Needs Theory?

• Financial stability

• Physiological needs

• Social interactions

• Cognitive development

Which theory connects intrinsic factors with job satisfaction?

• Equity Theory

• Two-Factor Theory

• Expectancy Theory

• Reinforcement Theory

What does McClelland's Need for Achievement refer to?

• Desire for power over others

• Desire for financial gain

• Desire to excel and meet standards

• Desire for social acceptance

What is a key component of Self-Determination Theory?

• Goal setting

• Social comparison

• Intrinsic motivation

• Extrinsic rewards

According to Goal-Setting Theory, what enhances performance?

• Specific and challenging goals

• No goals at all

• Easy goals

• Vague goals

What does Self-Efficacy Theory emphasize?

• Team collaboration

• Social comparisons

• External rewards

• Belief in one's ability to succeed

What does Reinforcement Theory focus on?

• Goal achievement

• Intrinsic motivation

• Consequences of behavior

• Social influences

What is the main idea of Equity Theory?

• Comparison of inputs and outcomes

• Intrinsic motivation

• Feedback mechanisms

• Setting personal goals

What type of justice does Procedural Justice refer to?

• Fairness of treatment

• Fairness of information

• Fairness of processes

• Fairness of outcomes

What does Expectancy Theory focus on?

• Effort-performance relationship

• Social learning

• Team dynamics

• Intrinsic motivation