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SHRI SHANKARACHARYA COLLEGE OF NURSING HUDCO (BHILAI ) SUB :- MANAGEMENT PRESENTATION ON MOTIVATION AND MOTIVATIONAL THEORIES

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Page 1: Motivation

SHRI SHANKARACHARYA COLLEGE OF NURSING HUDCO (BHILAI )

SUB :- MANAGEMENT PRESENTATION ON MOTIVATION AND MOTIVATIONAL

THEORIES

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MOTIVATION

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INTRODUCTION

The term motivational derives from the Latin word “movere ” . All human behaviour is motivated by something , very little behaviour is completely random or instinctive . Most human behaviour is goal directed , people do things for some reason , to get a certain result .

Motivation is the psychological feature that arouses an organism to action toward a desired goal and elicits, controls, and sustains certain goal directed behaviours.

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DEFINITION ACCORDING TO M.C. Ferland :- “ Motivation means a process of

stimulating the people to action to accomplished desired goals ”

“Motivation is “ an inner impulse or internal force that initiate and directs the individual to act in a certain manner to satisfy a need ” .

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CONCEPT OF MOTIVATION

Motive Motivating Motivation

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TYPES OF MOTIVATORS

Intrinsic motivators Extrinsic motivators

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TYPES OF MOTIVATION Achievement motivation Affiliation motivation Competent motivation Power motivation Attitude motivation Incentive motivation Fear motivation

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NATURE OF MOTIVATION

Unending process Psychological concept It may be financial and non financial It is goal oriented behaviour It is an internal feeling of an individual It is a continuous process it is a complex

process

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COMPOMENTS OF MOTIVATION

Direction Effort Persistence  

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PROCESS OF MOTIVATION

NEEDS AND DRIVE TENSION EFFORT PERFORMANCE REWARDS

ENVIRONMENT OPPORTUNITIES

NEED SATISFACTION

GOALS AND INCENTIVES ABILITY

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THREE DIMENSIONS OF WORK CLIMATE Clarity Support Challenge  

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NEED AND IMPORTANCE OF MOTIVATION

Higher efficiency Reduce absenteeism Reduces employee turnover Improves a corporate image Good relations Improved morale Reduced wastages and breakages Reduced accidents Facilitates initiative and innovation

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FACTORS INFLUENCING WORK CLIMATE

Organization’s history , culture , management strategy and structure

Leading and managing practices and competencies

Work climate

Staff motivation

PERFORMANCE

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MOTIVATIONAL THEORIES

Content theories of motivation Process theory of motivation

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CONTENT THEORIES OF MOTIVATION :-

This is also called as the need theory . It mainly focuses on the internal factors that energize and direct the human behaviour .

Abraham maslow (1943) Alderfer ERG theory Frederick Herzberg two factor need theory David Mc Clelland (1961) Mc George’s Theory X and Theory Y

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  A. ABRAHAM MASLOW (1943)

self

actualization Esteem and status needs Belonging and social needs Safety and security needs Basic physiological needs

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ALDERFER ERG THEORY :-

ERG is similar to maslow’s hierarchy of needs .

(E) needs are equivalent to physiological and safety needs ,

(R) needs to belongingness , social and love needs ,

(G) needs to self esteem and self actualization , personal achievement and self actualization .

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FREDERICK HERZBERG TWO FACTOR NEED THEORY :-

Needs relating to the work itself called intrinsic / motivation factors .

Needs relating to the working condition called as extrinsic / hygiene factors .

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DAVID MC CLELLAND (1961) David Mc Clelland has developed a theory on

three types of motivating needs :-

Need for power Need for affiliation Need for achievement

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MC GEORGE’S THEORY X AND THEORY Y:-

ASSUMPTIONS OF THEORY X:- Workers have an dislike to work inherently. Workers may find a way to postpone the work

completion in laziness . Workers may do the job half heartedly . Fear of punishment can motivate the workers into

action . The workers may know the hazards of non

performance of the work. No worker is ready to accept any responsibility . There is a need for explaining the consequences of

being inactive . workers avoids taking decision whenever necessary .

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ASSUMPTIONS OF THEORY Y The average human being has the tendency to work . A

job is a natural just like a play . Once the worker understands the purpose of job , he

may extent her cooperation for job completion . Worker can put his best efforts for the accomplishment

of enterprise objectives early. Workers has self direction , self motivation , self

discipline and self control . The existing worker has competence to work and can

take right decision .

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If the right motivation scheme is prepared by the management , the worker is ready to accept extra responsibilities .

Average human beings are willing to take responsibility and exercise imagination , ingenuity and creativity in solving the problems of the organization .

 

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 PROCESS THEORY OF MOTIVATION

Reinforcement theory Expectancy theory of vroom Goal setting theory

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MEASURES TAKEN BY THE NURSE MANAGER TO FACILITATE NURSES MOTIVATION :-

Acts a role model . Develop and maintain good personal relations . Post each nurse where she can work best . Use a participatory style . Guide encourage and support continuously . Build team work . Provide continuing education . 

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  SYMPTOMS OF MOTIVATED NURSE

Show interest , enthusiasm and have a positive attitude .

Believe their work is important and work hard . Work well with their supervisors and others . Take part willingly in planning , implementing

and evaluating their work . show responsible behaviour .

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ROLE OF ADMINISTRATOR IN MOTIVATION:- Recognize each worker as a unique individual who

is motivated by different things . Identify the individual and collective value system

of the unit and implement a reward system that is consistent with those values .

Listen attentively to individual and collective work values and attitudes to identify unmet needs that can cause dissatisfaction .

Encourage the workers to stretch themselves in an effort to promote self growth and self actualization .

Maintain a positive and enthusiastic image as a role model to subordinates in the clinical setting .

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Encourage monitoring , sponsorship and coaching with subordinates .

Devote time and energy to create and environment that is supportive and encouraging to the discouraged individual .

Develop a unit philosophy that recognizes the unique worth of each employee and promotes reward systems that make each employee feel like a winner .

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