Porter and Lawler's Extension of the Expectancy Model Argues That

question 84

Multiple Choice

Porter and Lawler's extension of the expectancy model argues that

• A) only extrinsic rewards are important.
• B) reward equity replaces valence.
• C) ability, traits, and role perceptions are removed from the original model.
• D) rewards are less important than originally thought.
• E) high levels of performance may lead to satisfaction.

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