Hierarchy of Needs
Scientific Management
The Hawthorne Effect
Two-Factor Theory
Expectancy Theory
100

The creator of this theory (Hierarchy of Needs)

Who is Abraham Maslow?

100

The creator of this theory (Scientific Management)

Who is Frederick Taylor?

100

The creator of this theory (The Hawthorne Effect)

Who is Elton Mayo?

100

The creator of this theory (Two-Factor Theory)

Who is Frederick Herzberg?

100

The creator of this theory (Expectancy Theory)

Who is Victor Vroom?

200

The most basic needs, necessary for survival.

Physiological needs

200

Taylor believed this was the major motivator for workers.

What is financial reward/money?

200

One aspect of the working conditions that Mayo experimented with.

What is lighting, break times, wages, providing food, working hours?

200

Factors which cause job dissatisfaction

What are Hygiene factors?

200

The employee doesn't care about attaining the outcome.

What happens if valence is 0?

300

Cannot be obtained/met before all other needs are met and mastered.

What is Self-Actualisation?

300

Breaking up a task into a set of sequential actions in a factory.

What is a production line?

300

Three things which can improve motivation at work, according to Mayo.

  • Good communication

  • Good teamwork

  • Showing interest in others

  • Involving others in decision-making

  • Ensuring the well-being of others

  • Making work interesting and non-repetitive

300

Will not necessarily lower motivation, but can be responsible for increasing motivation

What are satisfiers/motivators?

300

The degree to which an employee wants an outcome/reward.

What is valence?

400

3 examples of Safety Needs

What are good health, safety of property/from theft, a steady income, secure housing, job security etc.?

400

Payment per item you produce.

What is a piece rate?

400

The action that Mayo undertook after each change to the working conditions at the plant.

What is 'consulting the workers'?

400

Do not give positive satisfaction or lead to higher motivation, though dissatisfaction results from their absence

What are Hygiene Factors?

400

Whether the performance will achieve the desired outcome

What is instrumentality?

500

These needs coincide with Herzberg's 'Hygiene Factors'.

What are Physiological, Safety, and Love & Belonging Needs?

500

Taylor observed and measured workers' outputs to find this.


What is the 'one best way'?

500

The Hawthorne Effect.

What is the phenomenon of people changing/improving their behaviour and performance because of increased attention by superiors and colleagues?

500

The Needs from Maslow's Hierachy of Needs which coincide with Satisfiers/Motivators.

What are Esteem and Self-Actualization Needs?

500

The equation linking the 3 variables of Expectancy Theory

What is Motivation = Expectancy x Instrumentality x Valence?

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