Основные термины. гражданственное поведение (citizenship behavior)

гражданственное поведение (citizenship behavior)

детерминанты выполнения работы (work performance determinants)

диспозиционные теории мотивации (dispositional theories of motivation)

модель подкрепляемой мотивации (reinforcement model of motivation)

модель характеристик работы (job characteristics model)

мотивация (motivation)

самоэффективность (self-efficacy)

справедливость процедуры (procedural justice)

схемы подкрепления (schedules of reinforcement)

теории мотивации, основанные на анализе потребностей (need theories of motivation)

теория общих ожиданий (general expectancy theory)

теория постановки целей (goal-setting theory)

теория справедливости (equity theory)

удовлетворенность работой (job satisfaction)

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