Chapter 7 Motivation
______ 8. Job enrichment means:
a. direct control of the employee
b. increased personal accountability
c. less freedom on the job
d. all of the above
e. none of the above
______ 9. Extrinsic motivation is:
a. typically given by another person
b. is related to the internal satisfaction felt from doing a job well
c. not related to fringe benefits
d. all of the above
______ 10. Expectancy theory suggests that motivation is a product of all of the following
EXCEPT:
a. expectancy
b. instrumentality
c. input/output ratios
d. valence
______ 11. ERG theory includes:
a. existence, rational, and growth needs
b. existence, relationship, and growth needs
c. an emphasis on perceived fairness
d. none of the above
______ 12. Those who look at job descriptions that offer tenure, retirement, and seniority
systems are interested in satisfying their:
a. physical need
b. belonging need
c. security need
d. self-esteem
e. self-actualization need
______ 13. According to Herzberg, only one of the following is really a motivator; the others
are “negative motivators” or hygiene factors. Which one is the best motivator?
a. salary
b. security
c. status
d. recognition for achievement
e. satisfactory supervisor
______ 14. The best way to overcome boredom and the negativeness of specialization has
been:
a. positive reinforcement
b. job enrichment programs
c. to have listening supervisors
d. flexibility in schedules
______ 15. According to Chris Argyris:
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