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    1 16-06-2012  12:45
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    Motivation Theorists Help!
    Hi guys, I have an exam next week and i'm not too confident with motivation theories.

    These include Maslow hierarchy, Taylors scientific theory, Mc Gregors Theory X and Theory Y and finally Herzbergs two factor theory.

    I would like if someone could tell me 3 advantages and 3 disadvantages for each method if possible.

    Thanls in advance
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    2 17-06-2012  19:38
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    Re: Motivation Theorists Help!
    nobody?
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