The Expectancy Theory of Motivation Predicts That a Person Will

question 9

Multiple Choice

The expectancy theory of motivation predicts that a person will be motivated to work hard when:

• A) expectancy or instrumentality or valence equals zero.
• B) expectancy, instrumentality and valence are all high.
• C) instrumentality is high and expectancy and valence are low.
• D) valence is high and expectancy and instrumentality are low.
• E) expectancy is high and instrumentality and valence are low.

Differentiate between the roles and rights of assignors and assignees in the assignment process.

Grasp the legal distinctions between personal and non-personal contracts in terms of assignment possibility.

Recognize various exceptions to the general rules of contract assignment.

Understand the impact and enforcement of antiassignment clauses in contracts.

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