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Needs
Needs
Needs
Needs
Abraham Maslow
Humanistic Psychology
Needs
Abraham Maslow
Humanistic Psychology Understanding what makes us human.
Needs
Abraham Maslow
A Hierarchy of Needs
Motivation
Douglas McGregor
Motivation
Douglas McGregor
Theory X & Theory Y
Motivation
Douglas McGregor
Theory X & Theory Y Based on different sets of assumptions.
Discussion
P. 16 Student A: Briefly explain Theory X and the assumptions it is based on Student B: Explain Theory Y and its assumptions Student C/Both: Explain Maslow's criticism.
Motivation
Motivation
Douglas McGregor
Theory Opposing theories Theory
Negative assumptions
Positive assumptions
Douglas McGregor
Douglas McGregor
Most people can't take personal responsibility They are basically lazy and won't work unless they have to They need to be controlled through: Threats (e.g. with being fired) Rewards (e.g. financial incentives)
Theory X
People have an inner need to work They are: motivated by the satisfaction of doing a good job well ambitious They want: responsibility to be creative at work
Maslow's Criticism
Frederick Herzberg
Two-Factor Theory
Frederick Herzberg
Two-Factor Theory Factor: (n.) One of
several things that contributes to a result.
Frederick Herzberg
Satisfiers & Motivators
Two-Factor Theory
Frederick Herzberg
Satisfiers (Hygiene factors): The basics people expect to receive. They do not motivate but their absence DISsatisfies and DEmotivates.
Frederick Herzberg
Motivators: Extras that can be used as incentives to improve performance. Responsibility, variety of work, empowerment, involvement, being the best.
Summary
McGREGOR'S McGREGOR'S Theory Theory X X& & Theory Theory Y based based on on understanding understanding MASLOW'S MASLOW'S Hierarchy Hierarchy of of Needs. Needs. Theory Theory X: X: based based on on NEGATIVE NEGATIVE assumptions assumptions people people must must be be forced forced to to work. work. Theory Theory Y based based on on POSITIVE POSITIVE assumptions assumptions people people want want to work work well well and and be be challenged. challenged. But But MASLOW MASLOW says says Theory Theory Y Y isn't isn't always always true. true. Some Some want want security security and and stability, stability, rather rather than than to to be be challenged. challenged. HERZBERG: HERZBERG: Basic Basic provision provision (satisfiers (satisfiers or or hygiene hygiene factors) factors) aren't enough. enough. Variety, involvement, responsibility, responsibility, being being the the best best etc. etc. motivate motivate people. people.
Homework
Case study p.19-20 Read description & write email. Model answer will be posted on scribd.com/ThompsonVSE Read p. 21-23 E-learning on ISIS.