Lesson 3.6.4
3.6.4 Making HR decisions: improving motivation and engagement Quiz: AQA Business, Unit 6
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The 20 questions
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Which theorist placed self-actualisation at the top of a hierarchy of needs?
- Herzberg
- Mayo
- Maslow
- Taylor
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Which theorist argued that workers are mainly motivated by money and that scientific management and piece-rate pay are the best way to motivate them?
- Maslow
- Handy
- Herzberg
- Taylor
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Which two factors form Herzberg's two-factor theory of motivation?
- Financial and non-financial
- Primary and secondary
- Internal and external
- Hygiene and motivators
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Which of the following is a financial method of motivating employees?
- Commission
- Job rotation
- Flexible working
- Empowerment
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Which of the following is a non-financial method of motivating employees?
- Commission
- Job rotation
- Performance-related pay
- Piece rate
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Payment based on a percentage of sales achieved by an employee is called what?
- Piece rate
- Salary
- Performance bonus
- Commission
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Moving workers between different tasks to increase variety is known as what?
- Job rotation
- Job enrichment
- Job enlargement
- Empowerment
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A firm pays its workers 2 pounds for each unit they make. A worker makes 350 units in one week. What is the weekly pay from piece rate?
- 350 pounds
- 700 pounds
- 175 pounds
- 1,400 pounds
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A salesperson has a basic salary of 18,000 pounds and earns 5% commission on sales of 40,000 pounds. What is total pay for the year?
- 20,000 pounds
- 18,000 pounds
- 22,000 pounds
- 2,000 pounds
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A firm adds job enrichment by giving staff responsibility for planning their work and checking quality. Which type of Herzberg factor is most directly improved?
- Hygiene factors
- Motivators
- Fixed costs
- Working conditions
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Team working most directly satisfies which level of Maslow's hierarchy of needs?
- Physiological needs
- Esteem needs
- Safety needs
- Social needs
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In Herzberg's theory, poor pay and working conditions are examples of what?
- Social needs
- Hygiene factors
- Esteem needs
- Motivators
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Giving employees greater control and authority over their own work is called what?
- Delegation
- Job rotation
- Commission
- Empowerment
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Which arrangement allows staff to alter their working hours or location?
- Piece rate
- Flexible working
- Centralisation
- Job enrichment
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Giving employees more complex tasks and greater responsibility is known as what?
- Empowerment
- Job rotation
- Job enrichment
- Job enlargement
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Performance-related pay is hardest to apply fairly in which work setting?
- Team-based roles
- Piece-rate production
- Executive directorships
- Individual sales roles
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A firm pays 4 pounds per unit. A worker makes 300 units but 20 are rejected and unpaid. What is the piece-rate pay?
- 1,080 pounds
- 1,280 pounds
- 1,200 pounds
- 1,120 pounds
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According to Herzberg, a high salary prevents dissatisfaction but does NOT cause what?
- Security
- Motivation
- Safety
- Dissatisfaction
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Financial rewards given to employees for meeting specific individual targets are called what?
- Piece rate
- Performance-related pay
- Basic salary
- Profit sharing
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In Herzberg's theory, which motivator is most closely linked to recognition for a job well done?
- Company policy
- Salary
- Supervision
- Achievement
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