According to the Expectancy Theory, Motivation

question 37

Multiple Choice

According to the expectancy theory, motivation.

• A) equity, value-added, and instrumentality
• B) valence, expectancy, and instrumentality
• C) expectancy, reinforcement, and instrumentality
• D) instrumentality, equity, and expectancy _{e. expectancy, equity, and reinforcement}
• Affect the conscious choices that people make about their

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Definitions:

Achievement Need

This refers to an individual's need for success, accomplishment, and setting and achieving challenging goals.

Moderately Difficult Goals

Objectives that are challenging yet achievable, often motivating individuals to perform better.

Periodic Feedback

Regular and systematic provision of evaluative information on performance or progress, intended to guide future improvements.

Shared Responsibility

The concept of distributing the duties and obligations among various parties to ensure collective accountability and efficiency.