ACTIVATION THEORY AND TASK DESIGN: DEVELOPMENT OF A CONCEPTUAL MODEL AND AN EMPIRICAL TEST
Abstract
Activation theory is a general theory of behavior that has rarely been used to explain the effects of variation in task design on responses of task performers. The present study reviews the activation theory literature in detail, resulting in a testable conceptual model that allows precise pre
Degree
Ph.D.
Subject Area
Occupational psychology
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