In Vroom's expectancy theory of work motivation, which type of relationship is refelctive of the extent of an individual's belief that a particular level of performance would result in achieveing a desired outcome Oa.Effort performance relationship O b. Performance reward relationship c.Rewards personal goals relationship Od. None of the above

In Vroom's expectancy theory of work motivation, which type of relationship is refelctive of the extent of an individual's belief that a particular level of performance would result in achieveing a desired outcome Oa.Effort performance relationship O b. Performance reward relationship c.Rewards personal goals relationship Od. None of the above

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Author:Richard L. Daft

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Chapter16: Motivating Employees

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