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    In Expectancy Theory,the Strength of a Person's Motivation to Perform
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In Expectancy Theory,the Strength of a Person's Motivation to Perform

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In expectancy theory,the strength of a person's motivation to perform depends in part on how strongly the individual believes he/she can achieve what he attempts.

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