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Application of McClelland's Three Needs Theory
It seems Bill will never determine what motivates his group of ten employees. He realizes everyone is different but that certainly complicates motivational issues. It seems like the only thing that motivates Jerri is the desire to have an impact and to be influential. She loves to be in charge. If she is not "in charge," she contributes very little to the project, whereas if she is in charge, she will work beyond the level of anyone else. Nancy always wants to succeed. She seems to have a desire to excel at all she does. Then, there is Tim. Bill gave Tim an assignment last month where he had to work by himself for the majority of the project with very little interaction from anyone else. The project also took him away from the workplace for the majority of the month. Tim's productivity level fell dramatically, and Bill wondered why.
-Nancy will probably avoid all but which of the following tasks?
REM Sleep
A stage of sleep characterized by rapid eye movements, more dreaming and bodily movement, and faster pulse and breathing.
Electrooculogram
A technique that measures the resting potential of the retina to track eye movements.
Electrooculography
A technique for measuring the corneo-retinal standing potential that exists between the front and the back of the human eye.
Eye Movements
The voluntary or involuntary movement of the eyes, which plays a crucial role in vision, allowing us to focus on and scan our environment.
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