Organisational Behaviour Quiz - Elizabeth School of London

What is the motivation theory posited by Abraham Maslow? What is it called?

• Hierarchy of Needs

• Two-Factor Theory

• Theory X and Theory Y

• Expectancy Theory

What is Frederick Herzberg’s 2 factor theory?

• Motivation-Hygiene Theory

• Hierarchy of Needs

• Theory of Cognitive Dissonance

• Social Learning Theory

What are hygiene factors according to the two-factor theory of motivation?

• Factors intrinsic to the job itself

• Factors that focus on the work environment and conditions

• Factors that directly motivate employees

• Factors that are irrelevant to job satisfaction

What is the difference considered in the seminar regarding incentives?

• Financial and non-financial incentives

• Intrinsic and extrinsic incentives

• Short-term and long-term incentives

• Personal and professional incentives

Which factor in the diagram asks if the individual possesses the necessary capability to do the job?

• Motivation

• Ability

• Work Environment

• Resources

What question is associated with the concept of Ability in the diagram?

• Does the individual possess the necessary capability to do the job?

• Are the necessary resources available to the individual?

• Is the individual satisfied with their salary?

• Does the individual have a good work-life balance?

What are drives primarily based on?

• Social and psychological mechanisms

• Biological needs

• External rewards

• Environmental factors

Which of the following is a factor that influences motivation or motives?

• Hunger

• Thirst

• Praise

• Sleepiness

Who are the authors of the Inner Work Life Theory?

• Teresa Amabile & Steven J. Kramer

• Daniel Kahneman & Amos Tversky

• Richard Thaler & Cass Sunstein

• Carol Dweck & Angela Duckworth

What challenge does Andy face in the context provided?

• Adapting to a new city

• Working with a demanding boss

• Learning a new language

• Balancing work and study