Three Theories of Motivation

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Three Theories of Motivation

Maslows hierarchy of needs

Self-Acturalization

achievable only when all other stages are fulfilled

set goals outside of yourself

find yourself and do what you were born for

become the most one can be

Social Recongnition

recognition

acceptance

status

respect

Social Belonging

Work

Hobby

Friends

Famiily

Safety

Financial

Security

health

Physiological

sex

sleep

shelter

food

water

air

McClellands Theory of needs

Need For Affiliation

Good relationship

Friendship

Need for Power

To get desired things done

To control others

Need for Achievement

Strive to succeed

Achieve in relation to a set of standards

drive to excel

Frederick Herzbergs

Motivation Factors

Achievement

Recognition

Responsibility

Hygiene Factors

Working conditions

Coworker relations

Policies and rules