According to Expectancy Theory,for Employees to Be Motivated

question 33

Multiple Choice

According to expectancy theory,for employees to be motivated

• A)performance must be directly linked to rewards.
• B)their compensation must be incremental.
• C)they can expect to work less but still find financial benefits.
• D)rewards are irrelevant and performance is the key driver for motivation.
• E)performance must be indirectly linked to rewards.

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