Like Self-Determination Theory, Procedural Justice Theory Suggests That Motivation Can

question 56

Multiple Choice

Like Self-Determination Theory, Procedural Justice Theory suggests that motivation can be undermined by situations in which people feel

• A)controlled by others.
• B)clueless about what to do.
• C)that they are doing more than their fair share.
• D)the costs outweigh the benefits.

Understand the key concepts and theories of human motivation.

Analyze how self-concept, social norms, and past experiences influence our behavior and decisions.

Identify and understand the levels in Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs and their implications on motivation.

Understand the concepts of underreward and overreward inequity and their effects on employee perception and behavior.

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