A Canadian-American professor at the Yale School of Management best known for expectancy theory, which explains motivation as a function of an individual's belief that effort leads to performance and that performance leads to valued outcomes.
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BirthplaceMontreal, Quebec, Canada 1 Death PlaceGuilford, Connecticut, U.S. 1 Defining ContributionFormulated expectancy theory of workplace motivation in 1964. 1 Notable WorkWork and Motivation (1964) 1 Cross-Tradition Connections
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