Emotions and Motivation in the Workplace: Understanding the Connection, Slides of Psychology

The relationship between emotions and motivation in the context of the workplace. It discusses how emotions play a role in the motivational process, the impact of motivation and emotion on personal and professional goals, and the importance of understanding the physiological and psychological components of both. The document also introduces the concepts of extrinsic and intrinsic motivation and discusses McClelland's motivation theory.

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WORKPLACE EMOTIONS AND

MOTIVATION

  • Emotions play a key role in motivational process.
  • Emotions and motivation work together.
  • Motivation and emotion are human behaviors that have a significant impact on a person's personal life as well as their professional goals.
  • We use Emotion and Motivation together to affectively accomplish success in workplace setting.
  • Understanding physiological and psychological components of emotion and motivation is important to to create positive environments and results at workplace.
  • Motivated people have a positive attitude.
  • Enthusiastic about what they're doing.
  • Aware that they're putting their time and effort into something valuable.
  • Motivated people enjoy their jobs and perform well.
  • TYPES OF MOTIVATIONS
  • Extrinsic Motivation
  • Intrinsic motivation
  • Motivation in the workplace:
  • Motivated individuals are adaptive

and have a positive attitude at work.

  • Motivated indiviuals contribute in the

development of a company's good name,

the reduction of absenteeism, and the

improvement of performance and profit.

  • They also work harder and with a stronger

sense of urgency.

Alderfer’s

Need theory:

McClelland's motivation theory: McClelland's Human Motivation Theory states that every person has one of three main driving motivators:

  • The needs for achievement,
  • The need of affiliation
  • The need of power These motivators are not inherent; we develop them through our culture and life experiences.