Lecture Notes on Motivation Theories and Job Design

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These flashcards cover key concepts and theories related to motivation and job design as discussed in the lecture.

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What are the four content theories mentioned in the lecture?

The specific content theories were not detailed in the notes provided.

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What are the four process theories discussed?

Goal setting, expectancy theory, equity theory, and job characteristics model.

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What is the goal setting theory used for in a workplace?

To help determine concrete and tangible objectives with worker participation.

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What does Management by Objectives (MBO) entail?

It involves workers defining their own objectives which are used for performance evaluations.

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What is expectancy theory primarily concerned with?

The relationship between performance and rewards or compensation.

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What is a fixed ratio incentive plan?

An incentive where employees are paid a fixed amount for each unit produced/completed.

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What is the drawback of fixed ratio incentive plans?

Employees may stop performing when the bonus or reward is no longer received.

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What is skill-based pay?

Compensation based on the range of skills an employee has acquired related to their job.

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What is equity theory concerned with?

Determining fair pay in relation to comparable job demands and responsibilities.

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What has historically contributed to pay disparities between male and female workers?

Wage gaps in male-dominated versus female-dominated jobs.

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What is procedural justice?

The fairness in the processes that determine pay standards.

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What is the job characteristics model (JCM)?

A framework that identifies core job attributes that motivate employees.

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What is job enlargement?

Increasing the variety of tasks performed by a worker to enhance motivation.

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What is job enrichment?

Enhancing the role's nature to give employees greater autonomy and responsibility.

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What is a compressed work week?

A schedule that allows employees to work full hours over fewer days, such as four 10-hour days instead of five 8-hour days.

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What is flex time?

A flexible scheduling option where employees can choose when to start and end their work shifts.

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What is job sharing?

Two part-time employees sharing the responsibilities of one full-time job.

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What technology usage increased significantly due to COVID-19?

Remote work technology such as video conferencing and telecommuting.

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What is the advantage of job sharing for courses?

Different instructors can bring diverse expertise and engagement to the same course.