SEMESTER 2, ACADEMIC SESSION 2011/2012
Table of Contents
Title
Page
List of Figures and Tables
Acknowledgement
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1.0
Introduction
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2.0
Literature Review
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2.1
History of Motivation
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2.1.1
Maslow Hierarchy of Needs
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2.1.2
ERG Theory
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2.1.3
Herzberg’s Motivation-hygiene theory
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2.1.4
Expectancy Theory
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2.1.5
Equity Theory
8
2.2
Table of Comparison
9
2.3
Concept and Variables
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1
3.0
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3.1
Table of Comparison
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3.2
Setting
41
3.3
Common and Popular Questionnaire
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3.4
4.0
Research Methodology
Discussion of Research Methodology
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Discussion and Conclusion
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4.1
Table of Findings
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4.2
Comparison of Text Book and Journals
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4.3
The Best Journal Article
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4.4
Table of Implication, Limitation and Recommendations
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4.5
Discussion of Findings
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4.6
Implication of Study
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4.7
Limitation of Study
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4.8
Recommendation
94
4.9
Conclusion
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References
Appendix
2
List of Figures and Tables
Figures
Figure 1- Maslow’s hierarchy of needs
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Figure 2- A taxonomy of human motivation
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Figure 3- Framework for the “Motivating Employees in a New
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Governance Era:The Performance Paradigm Revisited”
Figure 4- Relationship between reward system and employee motivation
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Figure 5- Relationship between reward system and employee motivation
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Figure 6- A taxonomy of human motivation
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Tables
Table 1- Dependent and independent variables in the 25 journals
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Table 2- List of selected motivating tools assessed by researched
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managers (From journal no. 1)
Table 3- Table of comparison of research method, research site,
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sample and numbers and types of respondents, unit of analysis, reliability of the instrument, items reported in
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