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Equity and Expectancy Theory Quiz

Test your knowledge of Equity and Expectancy theories with this engaging quiz! Whether you're a student, a teacher, or just someone interested in psychology in the workplace, this quiz will challenge your understanding of key concepts.

Explore theories related to motivation
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Identify input and output variables in theory

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Which is not an example of input variable of Equity Theory

Level of education

Working hours

Your accent

What can possibly drive the performance variable in the Expectancy Theory

Reward/ Valence

Having fun

Pressure

The idea behind Adams' Equity Theory is to strike a balance, with outputs on one side of the scale; inputs on the other. Inequity will not occur.

True

False

Equity exists when an individual concludes that his/her own outcome/input ratio is more than that of other people.

True

False

Complete the sentence: Motivation as described by the expectancy theory is thus based on an individual’s belief that a certain ___ will lead to a given ___ and that this will lead to the attainment of a desirable or undesirable ___.

Performance; effort; reward

Effort; performance; reward

Expectancy; effort; reward

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Equity and Expectancy Theory Quiz

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