In the Expectancy Theory of Motivation, the Value the Individual

question 40

Multiple Choice

In the expectancy theory of motivation, the value the individual assigns to possible rewards and other work-related outcomes is called ___.

• A) instrumentality
• B) valence
• C) expectancy
• D) the multiplier effect
• E) comparable worth

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Definitions:

Peak Exercise

The highest level of intensity and effort an individual can sustain during physical activity without significant fatigue or exhaustion.

Frequency Recommendations

Guidelines indicating how often certain activities, like exercise or health checkups, should be performed for optimal health.

Resting

The act of relaxing, not engaging in physical activity, allowing the body and mind to recover.

High-Intensity Exercise

Physical activity performed with a high level of effort or intensity, typically characterized by an increased heart rate and rapid breathing.