In a Public Setting, Our Own Behavior, and Our Attempts

question 28

True/False

In a public setting, our own behavior, and our attempts to influence the behavior of others, must always be reduced to focus on meeting public objectives and community needs.

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Definitions:

Perceptions of Rewards

Perceptions of rewards involve how individuals interpret and value the incentives and benefits they receive from their work or actions.

Expectancy Theory

A motivation theory suggesting that individuals are motivated to act in certain ways based on their expectations of outcomes and their valuations of those outcomes.

Valence

Is the value a person assigns to work‐related outcomes.

Work-Related Outcomes

The results or consequences stemming from employment, such as job satisfaction, productivity, and turnover.