10. Ability is a person's natural talent and
learned competencies for performing goal-related tasks.
ANS: T
11. Motivation
is a person's natural talent and learned competencies for performing
goal-related tasks.
ANS: F
This describes ability, not motivation.
12. A
goal is a what an individual is competent at performing.
ANS: F
A goal is a specific result that an
individual wants to achieve.
13. Regardless
of a manager's competencies, motives cannot be seen; they can only be inferred.
ANS: T
14. Needs
are deficiencies that a person experiences at a particular time.
These deficiencies may be psychological,
physiological, or social
ANS: T
15. The
challenges of motivating employees conclude that motives can only be inferred
from behavior, never directly observed; employee motivational patterns may
change over time; and there are individual differences in employee motivational
patterns.
ANS: T Motivation Concepts