The most basic needs a person has.
What are Physiological: Food, Drink, Shelter, and Relief from pain.
Needs satisfied by such factors as food, air, water, pay, and working conditions.
What is Existence?
What is Two?
What is Three?
Perception of fairness of the resources and rewards in an organization.
Maslow assumes this.
What is the Need for growth?
Needs satisfied by meaningful social and interpersonal relationships.
What is Relatedness?
_____________ and _____________ are the two factors of Herzberg's theory.
What is Job dissatisfaction and Job satisfaction?
McClelland proposes that Needs are _______ not just inherently known.
What is Learned?
Perception of fairness of the process used to distribute rewards.
What is Procedural Justice?
This person was the first that tested a modified version of Maslow's needs.
Who is Michael Porter?
Needs satisfied by an individual making creative or productive contributions.
What is Growth?
Perception of fairness of the treatment received by employees from authority.
What is Interpersonal Justice?
What is Physiological, Safety and security, Belongingness social and love, Esteem, and Self-actualization?
This country reported a 90 percent job satisfaction rate due to Motivation.
What sets McClelland's theory appart from the others.
Perception of fairness of the communication provided to employees from authorities.
What is Informational Justice?