
Motivating Employees
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- Q1The following are things that managers could do to increase motivation and foster flow EXCEPTkeep employees intellectually engaged.request employees to remain until the job is done.encourage creativity among employees.remove distractions in the workplace.20s
- Q2Under Maslow's hierarchy of needs theory, hunger, thirst, shelter, sex and other bodily needs would be included in which level of needs?SafetyEsteemPsychologicalPhysiological20s
- Q3The motivation-hygiene theory is concerned more with___self-esteem needs.positive reinforcement.self-actualization.job satisfaction.20s
- Q4If you are a supervisor concerned with motivating employees, the following would apply EXCEPT FOR:recognizing individual differences.recognizing that everyone will have homogeneous needs.matching people to jobs.individualizing rewards.20s
- Q5To maximize motivation among today's diversified workforce, supervisors need to think in terms of:personality traits.socialization process.group norms.flexibility.20s
- Q6A competency based compensation program pays and rewards employees on the basis of the:knowledge and skills.behaviors employees possess and knowledge.skills, knowledge, and behaviors employees possess.skills, knowledge and education.20s
- Q7Key characteristics that define a job include the following EXCEPT FORteam oriented.task significance.task identity.autonomy.20s
- Q8The following suggestions can help motivate your employees EXCEPT:match people to jobs.match jobs to people.set challenging goals.encourage participation.20s
- Q9The following are things that managers could do to increase motivation and foster flow EXCEPTkeep employees intellectually engaged.encourage creativity among employees.remove distractions in the workplace.request employees to remain until the job is done.20s
- Q10The following describes the benefits of keeping employees motivated EXCEPTemployees have better retention levels.employees are more creative.employees are more productive.employees keep longer hours at work.20s
- Q11When striving for self-actualization, which of the following would you MOST likely pursue as an employee wanting to excel in your career?Basic needs fulfillmentProfessional growthSafe workplaceSocial network20s
- Q12Someone who desires to control the behavior of others is fulfilling which need?Need for powerNeed for affiliationNeed for controlNeed for influence20s
- Q13What is the difference between managers and leaders?Managers focus on short-term goals, whereas leaders have a long-term vision.Leaders focus on short-term goals, whereas managers have a long-term vision.Leaders strive to motivate people, whereas managers do not.Managers strive to motivate people, whereas leaders do not.20s
- Q14The leadership of a company is focused on setting the company's ___specific tasks.long-term vision.budget cuts.debt limit.20s
- Q15Which of the following does a great leader do for a business?Define a short term goalAll of the aboveAvoid compromisesFoster agreement across the company20s