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Lisa [10]
3 years ago
7

Stephanie receives high praise from her boss when she attracts a new client to her firm. this praise leads stephanie to work har

d to obtain more new clients. for stephanie, the praise from her boss was
a. negative reinforcement.
b. unmotivational enforcement.
c. theory x in nature.
d. positive reinforcement.
e. internal reinforcement.
Business
2 answers:
Svetllana [295]3 years ago
5 0

<u>The option (d) is correct. The desire to obtain more new clients after receiving praise from her boos is an example of positive reinforcement. </u>

Further Explanation:

Positive Reinforcement:

The concept of positive reinforcement works on the concept of rewarding to stimulate the actions. It focuses on rewarding the individual for a specific activity. This reward will motivate the individual to repeat the activity in order to get the reward.

Stephanie got the appreciation from her boss:

In the given case, Stephanie got the appreciation from her boss for attracting a new client. This would appreciate her to attain more new clients. It is a case of positive reinforcement. Stephanie’s boss gave her appreciation (reward) for a specific activity (attain more clients). It reinforces her behavior to repeat the activity (attain more new clients).

<u>Thus, it is a case of positive reinforcement </u>

Justification for the correct and incorrect options:

a.

Negative reinforcement: This is an incorrect option. Negative reinforcement results in adverse actions.

b.

Unmotivational enforcement: This is an incorrect option. Stephanie’s boss has motivated her in order to attain more clients.  

c.

Theory x in nature: This is an incorrect option. Stephanie is willing to work and motivated to obtain more clients  

d.

Positive reinforcement: This is the correct option. The praise from the boss has resulted in the enforcement of the behavior.

e.

Internal reinforcement: This is an incorrect option. Internal reinforcement is done by people himself. External factors do not affect the actions of an individual in case of internal reinforcement.

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Answer details:

Grade: Senior School

Subject: Human Resources Management

Chapter: Motivation

Keywords: Stephanie, receives, high praise, from, her boss, when, she attracts, a new client, to her firm. this praise, leads Stephanie, to work hard, to obtain, more, new client, for Stephanie, the praise, from her, the boss was, negative reinforcement, unmotivational enforcement, theory x in nature, positive reinforcement, internal reinforcement.

masya89 [10]3 years ago
4 0
<span>D) Stephanie's Boss is exhibiting D) Positive Reinforcement as it her actions are being rewarded with praise, which in turn causes Stephanie to work harder to continue to grow the firm and receive more praise.</span>
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