Work motivation theories
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Keywords:
motivation, job satisfaction, self-expression, stimulation, remunerationAbstract
The authors of this article reflect the latest results in the study of the theory of motivation. The knowledge of this theory is helpful to management practices, as it offers the prospect of finding effective forms of motivation, creating conditions to meet the needs of higher level.
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5 Expectancy Theory and its implications for employee motivation http://www.academicleadership. org/1508/expectancy-theory-and-its implications-for- employee-motivation/.
2 Herzberg’s Two Factor Theory. http://www. love2reward.co.uk/rewards/info-centre/frederick- herzberg-theory.
3 Абрахам Гарольд Маслоу. Мотива- ция и личность 1954-1968. http://lib.ru/PSIHO/ MASLOU/motivaciq.txt.
4 Beyond Maslow and Herzberg. Motivation minute. http://mcdowell incentives.com/beyond- maslow-and-herzberg.
5 Expectancy Theory and its implications for employee motivation http://www.academicleadership. org/1508/expectancy-theory-and-its implications-for- employee-motivation/.
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Altynbekov, A., & Zaki, M. Y. (2012). Work motivation theories. The Journal of Psychology &Amp; Sociology, 41(2). Retrieved from https://bulletin-psysoc.kaznu.kz/index.php/1-psy/article/view/422
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