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Expectancy Theory.

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FFactory0x

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The book says its the process of motivation that explains how motivation occurs. Payt is often thought as a motivational characteristic of a job. Can anyone in there own words define this for me and explian it
 
Yes i understand that one works hard with the hopes of getting a reward or promotion in the end. Can someone explain this theory more in detail.
 
Originally posted by: FFactory0x
Yes i understand that one works hard with the hopes of getting a reward or promotion in the end. Can someone explain this theory more in detail.
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i told ya to check out the link i posted.

Im quoting it and some other google sources in this post.

Expectancy theory is associated with the work of Vroom and Lawler/Porter.
when deciding among behavioral options, individuals select the option with the greatest motivation force. (MF)

where MF is equal to Expectncy x Instrumentaility x Valence

expectancy - If I tried could I do it?
instrumentality - if I did it will I attain the required outcome?
valence (a subjective value) - do I really value the available outcomes?
 
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