According to Hull's Construct of Incentive Motivation, This Factor

question 61

Multiple Choice

According to Hull's construct of incentive motivation, this factor

• A) is just as important as Habit and Drive in regulating behavior.
• B) mainly affects Drive; thus the product of Drive and incentive are added to Habit.
• C) is a cognitive factor that can produce motivation when Drive is absent.
• D) is fixed and not modifiable.

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Definitions:

Performance Objectives

Performance objectives are specific goals identified to measure the effectiveness and efficiency of an employee's job performance.

Output Standards

The pre-determined levels of performance or production that a process or system is expected to achieve.

Input Standards

Benchmarks or criteria used to measure the quantity, quality, or timeliness of resources used in a production process or project.

Critical Path

In project management, it is the longest sequence of tasks that must be finished on time for the whole project to be completed on schedule.