Porter and Lawler's Extension of the Expectancy Model Argues That

question 84

Multiple Choice

Porter and Lawler's extension of the expectancy model argues that

• A) only extrinsic rewards are important.
• B) reward equity replaces valence.
• C) ability, traits, and role perceptions are removed from the original model.
• D) rewards are less important than originally thought.
• E) high levels of performance may lead to satisfaction.

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Definitions:

Ladder Frame

A type of vehicle frame construction resembling a ladder, with two longitudinal rails connected by several cross members.

Longitudinal Members

Structural components of a vehicle's chassis that run lengthwise, providing strength and stability to the vehicle's body.

Rails

Long, solid supports used in construction, as part of rail systems for transportation, or as guides in machinery.

Crystallization Failure

A degradation process where materials, often metals or plastics, become brittle due to the formation of microcrystals within them, leading to failure.