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How does motivation in Psychology relate to motivation in Management?
Your psychology reading describes motivation as the wants or needs that direct behaviour toward a goal. Your management text builds on the same idea: a manager’s job is to understand those needs well enough to direct effort toward the organisation’s goals.
- Psychology reading · p. 2
- Management text · p. 247
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Explain thisWhat it showsEach bar is one year of the trial. The rise is the effect the authors describe on page 6: it grows as the reward is withdrawn, not as it is increased.Charts, tables and diagrams, explained in place. Snip a figure and ask what it shows
Psychology
Motivation
The wants or needs that direct behaviour toward a goal.
The same idea, in two subjects
Management
Motivation
Understanding what people need well enough to direct effort toward the organisation’s goals.
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What is the difference between Planning and Top-Level Planning?
Planning is deciding in advance what to do. Top-level planning is the long-range kind done by senior management.
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