Motivation Basics
Cultural Mix-Ups
Work Life
Job Design
100

This theory says people work harder when they expect good results.

What is expectancy theory?

100

This country is known for high work centrality and a culture of long work hours: Japan or Denmark?

What is Japan?

100

True or False: More pay is always the best motivator for employees.

What is false? 

100

In collectivist cultures, job design focuses on this instead of individual tasks. 

What is teamwork? 

200

This type of motivation comes from wanting to feel good about your work: intrinsic or extrinsic?

What is intrinsic motivation?

200

In China, people often prefer rewards for their group instead of just themselves. This reflects what cultural value?

What is collectivism?

200

Collectivist countries like China often emphasize this kind of reward over financial bonuses.

What is recognition or respect from the group?

200

This country's assembly-line employees work at a relaxed place and have control over work activities. 

What is Sweden? 

300

This famous theory focuses on fairness at work and compares your effort to others.

What is equity theory?

300

True or False: In individualist cultures like the U.S., people are often more motivated by intrinsic rewards than in collectivist cultures.

What is true?

300

True or False: Flexible work schedules are more popular in countries with high individualism.

What is true?

300

Making jobs more interesting and meaningful is called this.

What is job enrichment?

400

Herzberg's two-factor theory splits workplace factors into motivators and this term. 

What are hygiene factors? 

400

In this European country, work-life balance is highly valued, and work centrality is relatively low: Germany or Denmark?

What is Denmark?

400

True or False: Employees in the United States value job security more than freedom at work.

What is false? 
400

The Kalmar Volvo plant used this teamwork-focused job design approach. Hint: Acronym STS

What is sociotechnical systems? 

500

This theory organizes human needs into five levels, starting with basic survival needs.

What is Maslow’s hierarchy of needs?

500

In collectivist cultures, like Mexico or India, motivation often focuses on strengthening this among coworkers.

What are relationships or social bonds? 

500

In cultures with high uncertainty avoidance, people are motivated by jobs with this type of structure.

What is clear structure or predictability?

500

Global job design must balance these two opposing strategies for standardization and localization. 

What are global consistency and local adaptation?