MOTIVATION
LPHR 3/13
EQUITY THEORY
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J. Stacy Adams Equity Theory [1963]
Equity Theory, as the name implies, is predicated on the assumption that people want to be treated fairly, particularly when compared to how others around them are treated. It also purports that such comparisons will be made frequently. In the context of employment, equity theory asserts that employees will compare their inputs (everything they bring to the job and invest in the job) and outputs (how they are rewarded - both
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