In the Expectancy Theory of Motivation, the Person's Belief That

question 64

Multiple Choice

In the expectancy theory of motivation, the person's belief that successful performance will be followed by rewards or other potential outcomes is called:

• A) comparable worth.
• B) the multiplier effect.
• C) valence.
• D) expectancy.
• E) instrumentality.

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Definitions:

Objective Finding

A measurable or observable fact or symptom in a patient, discernible through diagnostic tests or physical examination.

HPIP System

High-Performance Incentive Program, a strategy designed to improve efficiency and outcomes through incentives.

Patient Reminders

Notifications sent to patients to remind them of upcoming appointments, medication schedules, or other health-related tasks to enhance care compliance.

Preventive Care

Healthcare practices aimed at preventing diseases rather than treating them.