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Question 1
Rory used to volunteer at a local community centre. Since she started getting paid for it, she’s less motivated. Which contemporary motivation theory does it represent?
- Self-efficacy theory
- Two-factor theory
- Self-determination theory
- Reinforcement theory
Question 2
Which of the following statements about gender pay gap is true:
- Gender pay gap is no longer an issue, especially in developed countries.
- Women work less hours, that’s why they get paid less.
- Women spend less hours in paid work, but more hours in unpaid work.
- There are no official and legal regulations about gender pay gap in most countries.
Question 3
The researcher who developed self-efficacy theory, Albert Bandura, proposes four ways self-efficacy can be increased. Which of the following is one of these four ways that involves becoming more confident because you see someone else doing the task?
- Arousal
- Enactive mastery
- Focused training
- Vicarious modeling
Question 4
Jakob is a design manager for a production company. He independently assigns teams, chooses projects, researches trends, and is able to work from home two to three days a week. He provides a status report to the design director once a month. Based on this description and as per the job characteristics model, it's safe to say that John's job is high in ________.
- Autonomy
- Feedback
- Task identification
- Task significance
Question 5
You are looking at flextime and realize that it will probably work least well for which of the following jobs?
- Insurance billers
- IT personnel
- Receptionist
- Equipment maintenance staff
Question 6
The ability to understand, communicate with, motivate, and support other people, both individually and in groups, may be defined as ________.
- Human skills
- Technical skills
- Conceptual skills
- Cognitive skills
Question 7
Jay scored high on the need for achievement in a test based on McClelland's theory of learned needs. What should his supervisor promise Jay to motivate him?
- A higher salary
- A promotion
- A challenging new task
- Recognition in front of his colleagues
Answer indication
Question 1
C. Self-determination theory.
Question 2
C.Women spend less hours in paid work, but more hours in unpaid work.
Question 3
D. Vicarious modeling.
Question 4
A. Autonomy.
Question 5
C. Receptionist.
Question 6
A. Human skills.
Question 7
C. A challenging new task.
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