MindMap Gallery Management - Motivation Theory
This is a mind map about the motivation theory of management, which introduces the basic theory of behavior, process motivation theory, Behavioral reinforcement theory, etc.
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The kinetic theory of gases reveals the microscopic nature of macroscopic thermal phenomena and laws of gases by finding the relationship between macroscopic quantities and microscopic quantities. From the perspective of molecular motion, statistical methods are used to study the macroscopic properties and change patterns of thermal motion of gas molecules.
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The kinetic theory of gases reveals the microscopic nature of macroscopic thermal phenomena and laws of gases by finding the relationship between macroscopic quantities and microscopic quantities. From the perspective of molecular motion, statistical methods are used to study the macroscopic properties and change patterns of thermal motion of gas molecules.
motivation theory
behavioral basis theory
hierarchy of needs theory
Presented by: Abraham Maslow
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need
Advanced: Respect and Self-Actualization
Low level: physiological, safety, social
Need to go from low level to high level
Each level needs to be interdependent
Motivating to satisfy needs
evaluate
advantage
Seizes the key to the incentive problem
In line with the general laws of human development needs
shortcoming
The survey objects are not universal enough
Believe that human needs are innate
mechanistic color
Enlightenment
Needs are hierarchical, and managers must truly understand the needs of employees and satisfy them.
two-factor theory
Presented by: Herzberg
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Satisfaction and dissatisfaction are completely separate
Dissatisfaction factors - health factors
Satisfying factors - motivating factors
Hygiene factors can only eliminate dissatisfaction, while motivating factors can improve employee motivation.
evaluate
advantage
Note the importance of job redesign
shortcoming
The number of survey samples is small
There is no direct correlation between satisfaction and job performance
Hygiene factors and motivating factors are interrelated and can be transformed into each other
Enlightenment
Managers should pay attention to the regulating effect of motivation factors on employee enthusiasm, and at the same time reduce the dissatisfaction of employees caused by hygiene factors.
achievement needs theory
Presented by: David McClelland
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High-level needs: achievement, power, affiliation needs
The need for achievement is not innate, it is a more internalized need
Enlightenment
Managers should actively devote themselves to training individuals' achievement needs, set moderately challenging goals, provide timely feedback, and provide opportunities for individual development.
process motivation theory
equity theory
Presented by: John Adams
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Whether people are satisfied with their rewards is a process of social comparison
The comparison of relative rewards is reflected in horizontal and vertical
The results of relative comparison will give people a sense of fairness and unfairness
The sense of fairness is a direct psychological experience in which people’s fairness needs are satisfied.
People overestimate their own inputs and the income of others
Enlightenment
Managers should use a sense of fairness to mobilize employees' enthusiasm and provide rewards corresponding to their efforts.
expectancy theory
Presented by: Victor Froome
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Expectations and rewards
High valence, high expectations, high motivation
Handle the relationship between effort and performance, performance and rewards, rewards and satisfaction
Enlightenment
Managers should set corresponding and reasonable goals based on employees themselves, and reward them as needed.
goal setting theory
Presented by: Edwin Locke
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The clarity, difficulty, clarity of responsibilities, and acceptance of goals will affect people’s efforts
Job performance levels depend on organizational support and employee individual abilities and personality characteristics
After the goal is achieved, corresponding intrinsic and extrinsic rewards should be given
Enlightenment
Managers must set clear, difficult, responsibilities and easy-to-accept goals based on their personal characteristics. They must create conditions for employees to achieve their goals and provide corresponding rewards after the goals are achieved.
behavioral reinforcement theory
Presented by: Skinner
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enhanced classification
According to the purpose: positive reinforcement, negative reinforcement, punishment and natural extinction
Based on methods: continuous reinforcement and intermittent reinforcement
Apply the reinforcement principle
Take different strengthening measures according to different needs of strengthening objects
Clearly define and express the expected work performance
Provide timely feedback on work performance
Enlightenment
Managers should use reinforcement flexibly to guide employees to create value that is in line with corporate goals, and should take different reinforcement measures based on employees' personal characteristics and provide feedback and rewards.