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Motivation I: Needs, Job Design, Intrinsic Motivation, and SatisfactionJob Performance Model of MotivationMaslow’s Need Hierarchy TheoryMcClelland’s Need TheorySlide 5Motivating Employees for Job DesignIntrinsic MotivationCauses of Job SatisfactionThe Consequences of Job SatisfactionSlide 10Slide 11Motivation I:Motivation I:Needs, Job Design, Intrinsic Needs, Job Design, Intrinsic Motivation, and SatisfactionMotivation, and SatisfactionBy:By:Robby ChristnerRobby ChristnerRachel YimRachel YimLauren WhyteLauren WhyteGreg BarnesGreg BarnesChristina CruzChristina CruzJob Performance Model of Job Performance Model of MotivationMotivationIndividual InputsIndividual InputsMotivational ProcessesMotivational ProcessesJob ContestJob ContestMotivated BehaviorsMotivated BehaviorsMaslow’s Need Hierarchy TheoryMaslow’s Need Hierarchy TheoryMcClelland’s Need TheoryMcClelland’s Need TheoryNeed For AchievementNeed For AchievementNeed For AffiliationNeed For AffiliationNeed For PowerNeed For PowerDilbert Motivation HumorMotivating Employees for Job Motivating Employees for Job DesignDesignThe Mechanistic ApproachThe Mechanistic ApproachTheo Motivational Approach Theo Motivational Approach Biological and Perceptual-Motor Biological and Perceptual-Motor ApproachesApproachesIntrinsic MotivationIntrinsic MotivationSense of MeaningfulnessSense of MeaningfulnessSense of ChoiceSense of ChoiceSense of CompetenceSense of CompetenceSense of ProgressSense of ProgressCauses of Job SatisfactionCauses of Job SatisfactionNeed FulfillmentNeed FulfillmentDiscrepanciesDiscrepanciesValue AttainmentValue AttainmentEquityEquityDispositional/ Genetic ComponentsDispositional/ Genetic ComponentsThe Consequences of Job The Consequences of Job SatisfactionSatisfactionMotivationMotivationJob InvolvementJob InvolvementOrganizational Citizenship BehaviorOrganizational Citizenship BehaviorOrganization CommitmentOrganization CommitmentAbsenteeismAbsenteeismTurnoverTurnoverPerceived StressPerceived StressJob PerformanceJob PerformanceThe EndThe


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