It Can Be Inferred from an Integrative Model of Motivation

question 18

Multiple Choice

It can be inferred from an integrative model of motivation that:

• A) reward for an input is seldom likely to lead to an employee volunteering more frequently for work.
• B) motivation relies on information from individuals related to their personal background.
• C) the amount of time an individual has spent working in a general capacity is seldom essential.
• D) the level of performance in any task is solely a function of motivation.
• E) an employee will exert efforton a job only if that effort will lead to improved performance leading to rewards.

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