Management CH. 9- Motivation

What are the psychological forces that determine the direction of a person's behavior in an organization called?

• Inspiration

• Motivation

• Aspiration

• Perspiration

According to the learning material, motivation affects a person's level of what?

• Interest

• Effort

• Intelligence

• Skills

What is another aspect of a person's behavior that is influenced by motivation (according to the powerpoint)?

• Creativity

• Persistence

• Communication

• Education

What does "Direction" refer to in the context of this learning material?

• The path an individual will take in life.

• Possible behaviors an individual could engage in.

• The goals an individual wants to achieve.

• The guidance an individual receives from others.

What does "Effort" signify according to the content provided?

• The amount of time an individual will spend on a task.

• The level of difficulty of the task at hand.

• How hard an individual will work.

• The results an individual achieves after working.

What does "Persistence" mean in this context?

• The ability to start new tasks.

• Whether an individual will keep trying or give up.

• The speed at which an individual completes tasks.

• The consistency of an individual's work quality.

What is intrinsic behavior motivated by?

• The desire for a reward

• The satisfaction of the activity itself

• External validation

• Peer pressure

Which of the following is NOT one of the three things that make up intrinsic behavior?

• Autonomy

• Purpose

• Mastery

• Competition

Which of the following activities is an example of intrinsic behavior?

• Painting a picture because you will be paid for it

• Playing a game because you want to win a prize

• Writing a story for your own enjoyment

• Taking a walk because it is a school requirement

What is extrinsic behavior motivated by?

• Internal satisfaction

• External rewards

• Personal development

• Intrinsic values