Motivation Refers To Forces That Energize, Direct, And Sustain A Person’s Efforts. Are Acquired Through Education. Are Basically Involuntary. Promote Groupthink. Reduce Group Cohesiveness.

 

1. Motivation refers to forces that

              

		energize, direct, and sustain a person’s efforts.
		are acquired through education.
		are basically involuntary.
		promote groupthink.
		reduce group cohesiveness.

 

2. According to Maslow's needs hierarchy,

              

		one can never be fully satisfied.
		higher-level needs are more important than lower-level needs.
		people are motivated to satisfy lower-level needs before higher-level needs.
		once a need is satisfied, it becomes a powerful motivator.
		unsatisfied needs will not motivate performance.