Effective Supervisory Practices p82-83

What are the three concepts of motivation according to Daniel H. Pink's book 'Drive'?

• Autonomy, Mastery, Purpose

• Autonomy, Competence, Relatedness

• Mastery, Purpose, Achievement

• Purpose, Achievement, Power

Which of the following is a way to provide autonomy to employees?

• Micromanaging their tasks

• Ensuring clear, accurate, reliable, and open communication

• Limiting their decision-making power

• Setting strict deadlines without input

What is the primary motivation for most people according to scientific research?

• Happiness

• Wealth

• Fame

• Power

Which of the following is NOT a way to develop mastery in employees?

• Giving them access to training

• Making resources easily available

• Permitting job rotation and cross-training

• Ignoring their development needs

What does 'autonomy' mean in the context of employee motivation?

• The ability to work independently and make decisions without constant supervision.

• The requirement to follow strict guidelines and procedures.

• The need for continuous feedback and approval from management.

• The obligation to work in a team and collaborate on all tasks.

What are some ways to cultivate purpose among employees?

• Providing clear goals and values

• Offering financial incentives

• Implementing strict supervision

• Reducing workload

Which chemical is described as a key driver of our desire for instant gratification?

Dopamine is released in your body when you receive a reward or strive to obtain one. True or False?

• True

• False

The effect of dopamine on the body according to the passage is:

• Increases heart rate

• Decreases blood pressure

• Regulates mood and pleasure

• Improves digestion