Definitions
Theories
Motivation
Maslow
100

What is Perceived Inequity? 

Someone believes they have been under/over- rewarded than others 

100

What do people strive for in Equity Theory? 

Balance/ Perceived Equity 

100

Is a trophy Internal or External Motivation? 

External 

100

What is Maslow's Theory Called?

Hierarchy of Needs 

200

What is the Halo Effect? 

Focusing too much on one characterisitic or aspect during performance rating 

200

What are the three parts of McClelland's Human Motivation Theory 

Achievement, Affiliation, Power 

200

What is Intrinsic Motivation?

Being motivated by internal satisfaction rather than external satisfaction 

200

What are the tiers of Maslow's Theory? 

Physiological, Safety, Social, Esteem, Self-Actualization 

300

What are 360 Reviews?

Getting a self evaluationm and then asking those around them to complete same evalutation 

300

What are the three components of Alderfer's ERG Theory?

Existence, Relatedness, Growth 

300

What are Bonuses? 

Extra pay when going above and beyond expectations 

300

What tier would housing belong in? 

Safety 

400

What does the M in SMART Goals stand for?

Measurable 

400

What is Expectancy Theory? 

Motivation to perform based on expected outcome 

400

T/F: Intrinsic Motivators are normally Intangible 

True

400

What is Self-Actualization 

The need and desire for a person to reach their full potential 

500

T/F: Difficult Goals are more likely to lead to higher performance than easy goals 

True

500

What are the four parts of Performance Management Theory? 

Planning, Monitoring, Reviewing, Rewarding 

500

What do Employee Stock Ownership Plans (ESOPs) do? 

Allow employers to offer stock to employees at special prices 

500

What are the Low Order Needs 

Physiological, Safety, Social