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A Vector Model Of Work Motivation

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  • Ivan Kotliarov
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    The present article gives a list of axioms needed for building up a mathematical theory of human motivation. A mathematical model of work motivation is proposed. Motivation is represented as a resulting vector of partial motivation generated by specific groups of needs. Vroom's model is included in the proposed model as instant motivation. A correlation between the level of motivation and the level of productivity is established.

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    Article provided by The Czech Econometric Society in its journal Bulletin of the Czech Econometric Society.

    Volume (Year): 13 (2006)
    Issue (Month): 23 ()
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    Handle: RePEc:czx:journl:v:13:y:2006:i:23:id:149

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    Keywords: motivation; vector; needs;

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