what is a motivational cycle and sketch its diagram
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Answer Posted / rohit agrawal
Motivation cycle:
1. Needs creates behaviour to reach goals
2. Goals creates new needs
Process vs. Content Two types of motivation theories
Content:
* Static
* Empasis on what motivates
* Concern with individual needs and goals
* Herzberg, Maslow, Aldefer, McClelland
Process:
* Dynamic
* Emphasis on the process of motivation
* Concern with how motivation occurs
* Vroom, Porter & Lawler, Adams, Locke, Heider, Kelley
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