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66.
Alderfer referred
to
the needs for ph
ysical well being
as
_____
needs.
a.
physiological
b.
existence
c.
belongingness
d.
relatedness
e.
growth
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Frank
is
primarily driven
by
a need
to
establish close social relationships
with other people. Alderfer wou
ld
say
he
is
motivated
by:
a.
growth needs.
b.
existence needs.
c.
relatedness needs.
d.
self-actualization needs.
e.
physiological needs.
c
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68.
The frustration-regression pr
inciple
is
most closely related with __
___.
a.
Maslow
b.
Herzberg
c.
McClelland
d.
Alderfer
e.
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According
to
Herzberg, _____
is
an
example
of
a hygiene factor.
a.
achievement
b.
recognition
c.
pay
d.
responsibility
e.
opportunity for growth
c
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Highroller Casinos provides go
od salaries and benefits, including
bonuses
of
up
to
25
percent
of
annual salaries.
However, the company has
been criticized for
not
establishing
an
achievement
or
recognition program for its employees.
Which
of
the following best describes the compan
y
in
terms
of
the two-factor theory?
a.
Good motivators and inadequate hy
giene factors
b.
Good hygiene factors and inadequ
ate motivators
c.
Good hygiene factors and motivators
d.
Inadequate hygiene factors and
motivators
e.
None
of
the above
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71.
Which
of
the following are high-level needs,
according
to
Herzberg, and include achievement,
recognition,
responsibility, and opportunity
for growth?
a.
Hygiene factors
b.
Extrinsic factors
c.
Motivators
d.
Dissatisfiers
e.
All
of
these
c
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72.
_____ have the greatest impact, accordin
g
to
Herzberg,
on
job
satisfaction.
a.
Hygiene factors
b.
Reinforcers
c.
Motivators
d.
Dissatisfiers
e.
All
of
these
c
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73.
The majority
of
hourly workers
at
Formatting Unlimited
are neither satisfied
nor
dissatisfied.
What would Herzberg
recommend
if
your
goal were
to
increase their level
of
satisfaction?
a.
Increase the level
of
hygiene factors
b.
Increase the level
of
motivators
c.
Decrease the level
of
motivators
d.
Decrease the level
of
hygiene factors
e.
None
of
these
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74.
The desire
to
form close personal relationship
s, avoid conflict, and establish warm fri
endships, describes:
a.
a need for affiliation.
b.
a need for power.
c.
a need for achievement.
d.
a need for authority.
e.
all
of
these.
a
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A high need for _____
is
associated with
successful attainment
of
top
levels
in
the organizational hi
erarchy, according
to
McClelland.
a.
power
b.
achievement
c.
affiliation
d.
success
e.
expertise
a
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Denise has a desire
to
influence others,
be
responsib
le for them, and have
authority over them.
It
can
be
described
as
her:
a.
need for power.
b.
need for achievement.
c.
need for affiliation.
d.
need for relatedness.
e.
none
of
these.
a
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77.
Alden
is
a recent college graduate.
He
is
unsure abo
ut his future. A counselor
in
hi
s university’s career resources office
recently told Alden that
he
had a hi
gh need for achievement. Based
on
this, what type
of
career should Alden pu
rsue?
a.
He
should look for
work
as
a project manager.
b.
He
should think abo
ut starting his own business.
c.
He
should look for
work
in
“corporate America,”
he
is
sure
to
climb
to
the top.
d.
He
should play the Lotto.
e.
None
of
these.
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78.
Which term,
in
goal-setting theory,
refers
to
the need
to
make goals highly ambitio
us
but
achievable?
a.
Goal specificity
b.
Goal difficulty
c.
Goal acceptance
d.
Feedback
e.
Goal motivation
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In
goal-setting theory, _____ refers
to
th
e idea that employees have
to
“buy into”
the goals.
a.
goal specificity
b.
goal difficulty
c.
goal acceptance
d.
feedback
e.
goal motivation
c
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80.
In
goal-setting theory, which term refers
to
th
e need
to
get information
to
peopl
e about how well they are doing
in
progressing toward goal achievement?
a.
Goal specificity
b.
Goal difficulty
c.
Goal acceptance
d.
Feedback
e.
Goal motivation
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81.
Which
of
the following
is
an
example
of
a process th
eory
of
motivation?
a.
Need
hierarchy theory
b.
Equity theory
c.
Two-factor theory
d.
ERG theory
e.
Acquired needs theory
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82.
_____ theory deals with employee’s perception
of
fairness.
a.
Expectancy
b.
Reinforcement
c.
Need
hierarchy
d.
Equity
e.
ERG
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83.
Kara and Simon are both midd
le managers
at
Gotcha International.
Kara
is
dissatisfied because she knows that
Simon
makes more
in
salary even though,
in
Kara’s opin
ion, she works longer hour
s than
he
does.
If
Kara wishes
to
reduce this
perceived inequity, what
should she
do?
a.
She could reduce the number
of
ho
urs she works.
b.
She could increase her level
of
absenteeism.
c.
She could
ask
for a raise.
d.
All
of
these.
e.
Only she could reduce the nu
mber
of
hours she works and she cou
ld
ask
for a raise.
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84.
Which
of
the following
is
NOT
a common metho
d for reducing a perceived
inequity?
a.
Change inputs
b.
Change outcomes
c.
Distorts perception
d.
Leave the job
e.
Change equity
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85.
Which
of
the following
is
based
on
the relationships between
effort, performance, and
outcomes?
a.
Equity theory
b.
Expectancy theory
c.
Reinforcement theory
d.
Two-factor theory
e.
ERG theory
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86.
Samuel, a sales associate
at
an
electron
ics store, learns that his base pay
is
high
er than any other sales associate
in
th
e
store.
He
justifies his higher
salary
to
the idea that
he
must
be
a top sales associate,
generating more revenue than
anyone
else. This example demonstrates which
method for redu
cing perceived inequity?
a.
Working harder,
not
smarter
b.
Changing outcomes
c.
Changing work effort
d.
Changing perceptions
e.
Leaving the job
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87.
Yolanda recently learned that Su
e, who works
in
the same position
as
she
and has been with the company
for the same
amount
of
time, earns about ten percent
more than she does.
As
a r
esult, Yolanda feels that she sho
uld not work
as
hard,
so
she starts coming
in
late and taking more days off. This
is
an
example
of
which
method for
re
ducing perceived
equity?
a.
Working harder,
not
smarter
b.
Changing outcomes
c.
Changing work effort
d.
Changing perceptions
e.
Leaving the job
c
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88.
A recent study from the U.S. Department
of
Labo
r shows that the top reason
that people leave their jobs
is
because
they:
a.
don’t
make enough money.
b.
don’t
feel appreciated.
c.
don’t
believe
in
what the organizatio
n stands for.
d.
don’t
like their colleagues.
e.
don’t
like their boss.
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The _____ involves whether putting effort in
to a task will lead
to
high performance.
a.
P -> O expectancy
b.
E -> P expectancy
c.
O -> V expectancy
d.
A -> Z expectancy
e.
V -> P expectancy
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Tim
is
a manager
at
Chuck’s Construction.
He
sees
little
opportunity for advancement
at
Chuck’s Construction,
regardless
of
how
well
he
performs. Which
of
the following exp
ectancies
is
low for Tim?
a.
E -> P expectancy
b.
O -> V expectancy
c.
P -> O expectancy
d.
E -> V expectancy
e.
None
of
these
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91.
Abbi works
at
Railroad Ties.
Her
bo
sses continually indicate that her
motivational level
is
low. Abbi
agrees,
but
is
unwilling
to
work
harder until the company chang
es the types
of
reward
it
offers
its
employees. Wh
ich
of
the following
is
low for Abbi?
a.
E -> P expectancy
b.
O -> P expectancy
c.
Valence
d.
Motivators
e.
O -> E indicators
c
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92.
Which
of
the following describes the valu
e
or
attraction
an
individual has for
an
outcome?
a.
Motivators
b.
Valence
c.
O -> V expectancy
d.
P -> O expectancy
e.
E -> V expectancy
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Which
of
the following theories concern the
thought processes that influence
behavior?
a.
Process
b.
Reinforcement
c.
Content
d.
Needs
e.
Maslow’s
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Theories that explain how employees
select the behaviors that allow
them
to
meet
their needs are kn
own
as:
a.
content theories.
b.
contingency theories.
c.
process theories.
d.
need hierarchy theories.
e.
reinforcement theories.
c
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95.
In
goal-setting theory, _____ refers
to
th
e degree
to
which goals are concrete and
unambiguous.
a.
goal specificity
b.
goal difficulty
c.
goal acceptance
d.
feedback
e.
goal motivation
a
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Which
of
the following theories places
an
emphasis
on
behavior and
its
consequences?
a.
Two-factor theory
b.
Need
hierarchy theory
c.
Reinforcement theory
d.
ERG theory
e.
Equity theory
c
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Which
of
the following
is
the administration
of
a pleasant and
rewarding consequence fo
llowing a desired behavio
r?
a.
Avoidance learning
b.
Punishment
c.
Positive reinforcement
d.
Extinction
e.
Suspension
c
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Bruce publicly praises his employees when th
ey have achieved their goals. Bruce ho
pes this will increase the
likelihood
of
goal achievement
in
the future.
This
is
an
example of:
a.
extinction.
b.
negative reinforcement.
c.
avoidance learning.
d.
positive reinforcement.
e.
none
of
these.
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99.
The removal
of
an
unpleasant consequence fo
llowing a desired behavior
is
referred
to
as:
a.
avoidance learning.
b.
punishment.
c.
positive reinforcement.
d.
extinction.
e.
inefficient management.
a
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Which
of
these
is
sometimes called
negative reinforcement?
a.
Avoidance learning
b.
Punishment
c.
Positive reinforcement
d.
Extinction
e.
Neutral learning
a
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_____
is
the imposition
of
unpleasant outcomes
on
an
employee.
a.
Avoidance learning
b.
Punishment
c.
Positive reinforcement
d.
Extinction
e.
Avoiding punishment
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Which
of
the following techniq
ues reduces the likelihood that behavio
r will
be
repeated?
a.
Positive reinforcement
b.
Negative reinforcement
c.
Extinction
d.
Reward enhancement
e.
All
of
these
c
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One
of
your fellow students
is
continually late
to
class. The professor
has tried numerous verbal warnin
gs and
recently took points
away
from the student’s grade.
Based
on
the above, the professor’s actions are con
sistent with which
of
the following reinforcement techniques?
a.
Negative reinforcement
b.
Punishment
c.
Positive reinforcement
d.
Avoidance learning
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104.
Jeff and Rob have a difficult time getting
along
at
work. Most days,
Jeff spends a lot
of
time cracking jokes and
goofing off, while Rob
constantly nags him and tells him
to
act
like a grownup.
On
days when
Jeff
is
more reserved, Rob
does
not
nag him, hoping that this will result
in
improved behavior down
the road. This
is
an
example
of
which form
of
behavior modification?
a.
Empower
ment
b.
Extinction
c.
Punishment
d.
Avoidance learning
e.
Positive reinforcement
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105.
Which
of
these refers
to
the withdr
awal
of
a positive reward, meaning that
behavior
is
no
longer reinforced and
hence
is
less likely
to
occur
in
th
e future?
a.
Avoidance learning
b.
Punishment
c.
Positive reinforcement
d.
Extinction
e.
None
of
these
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One
of
your fellow team members
at
work
is
continually
disrupting the team’s work with jokes and
general
horseplay. You hope th
at
by
ignoring him
he
will stop this senseless behavior.
You are attempting
to
use which
reinforcement tool?
a.
Extinction
b.
Positive reinforceme
nt
c.
Negative reinforcement
d.
Avoidance learning
e.
Desired behavior
is
reinforced ann
ually
a
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107.
Which theory proposes that
an
individual’s
motivation
can
result
not
just from direct exp
erience
of
rewards and
punishments
but
also from the
person’s
th
oughts and beliefs and his
or
her
observations
of
other
people’s
behavior?
a.
Reinforcement theory
b.
Hierarchy
of
needs theory
c.
ERG theory
d.
Experiential learning theory
e.
Social learning theory
e
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_____ occurs when
an
individual sees others perform certain
behaviors and get rewarded
for them.
a.
Vicarious learning
b.
Self-efficacy
c.
Self-reinforcement
d.
Delegation
e.
Experiential learning
a
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109.
At
Rightway Industries, new hires spend
a significant portion
of
th
eir first
week
of
training just walking around
the
factory, observing other
workers and watching them get rewarded f
or doing their jobs well. This
is
an
example of:
a.
vicarious learning.
b.
self-efficacy.
c.
self-reinforcement.
d.
delegation.
e.
experiential learning.
a
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110.
Which
of
the following
is
the
application
of
motivational theories
to
the structure
of
work
for improving productiv
ity
and satisfaction?
a.
Job design
b.
Job enlargement
c.
Job simplification
d.
Job characteristics
e.
Job enrichment
a
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While job ____
can
lead
to
gr
eater task efficiencies,
it
has failed
as
a motiv
ational technique.
a.
rotation
b.
enlargement
c.
simplification
d.
characteristics
e.
enrichment
c
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112.
Larry
is
looking for ways
to
increase the nu
mber
of
different tasks that
an
employee performs without increasing tas
k
complexity.
He
should try:
a.
job simplification.
b.
job enlargement.
c.
job rotation.
d.
job enrichment.
e.
job lay-off.
c
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_____ systematically moves employees from
one
job
to
another, thereby increasing the number
of
different tasks
an
employee performs without
increasing the complexity
of
any
one
job.
a.
Job simplification
b.
Job rotation
c.
Job enlargement
d.
Job enrichment
e.
None
of
these
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Which
of
these combines a nu
mber
of
tasks horizontally into one,
new broader job?
a.
Job simplification
b.
Job rotation
c.
Job enrichment
d.
All
of
these
e.
None
of
these
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Which
of
the following combin
es a series
of
tasks into
one
new, broader job?
a.
Job simplification
b.
Job enlargement
c.
Job rotation
d.
Job characteristics
e.
Job lay-off
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116.
A job design that incorporates achievement,
recognition, and other high
-level motivators into the work
is
referred
to
as:
a.
job simplification.
b.
job rotation.
c.
job enlargement.
d.
job enrichment.
e.
none
of
these.
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Karen
is
a first line supervisor
at
Wo
lfs, Inc. She wishes
to
increase her empl
oyee’s opportunities for
growth and
learning. Which
of
the following
techniques should she use?
a.
Job enlargement
b.
Job enrichment
c.
Job rotation
d.
Positive reinforcement
e.
Continuous
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118.
_____
is
an
important part
of
the job characteristics model.
a.
Critical psychological states
b.
A hierarchy
of
needs
c.
Schedules
of
reinforcement
d.
All
of
these
e.
None
of
these
a
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The core dimension
of
Hackman and Oldham’s mod
el
of
job characteristics that
is
based
on
the nu
mber
of
diverse
activities that make
up
a job
is
kn
own
as:
a.
autonomy.
b.
job enlargement.
c.
skill variety.
d.
task identity.
e.
feedback.
c
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Which
of
the following refers
to
th
e degree
to
which
an
employee
performs a total job with a recog
nizable beginning
and ending?
a.
Task complexity
b.
Task identity
c.
Task significance
d.
Task structure
e.
None
of
these
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The degree
to
which the job
is
perceived
as
important and having impact
on
the compan
y
or
customers
is
referred
to
as:
a.
task complexity.
b.
task identity.
c.
task significance.