According to the Expectancy Theory,motivation Determines

question 80

Multiple Choice

According to the expectancy theory,motivation determines

• A) effort-to-performance expectancy.
• B) performance-to-reward expectancy.
• C) effort-to-performance expectancy and performance-to-reward expectancy.
• D) effort-to-performance expectancy and valence of outcomes.
• E) effort-to-performance expectancy,performance-to-reward expectancy,and valence of outcomes.

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Experimental Protocol

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