Expectancy Theory Proposes That People Are Motivated When They Believe

question 125

True/False

Expectancy theory proposes that people are motivated when they believe they can accomplish the task,they will get the reward,and the rewards for doing the task are worth the effort.

Identify appropriate research techniques for acquiring in-depth feedback on new products.

Compare and contrast focus groups and interviews as qualitative research methods.

Understand the differences and effectiveness of various virtual communication tools in organizations.

Identify and describe the functions of specific digital collaboration tools and platforms.

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Definitions:

Stereotyping

The act of assigning a set of characteristics to people based on their membership in a particular group, often oversimplifying and having negative connotations.

Perceptual Distortion

The misinterpretation or misperception of a real external stimulus, often influenced by an individual's mental state or preconceptions.

Halo Effects

A cognitive bias where the perception of one positive trait leads to the assumption of other positive traits in an individual or thing.

Frames

Psychological perspectives or reference points that people use to understand and interpret situations, especially in the context of negotiations or decision-making.