Herzberg's motivational theory has two factors. They are:
1. Theory X and Theory Y.
2. care and support.
3. self-discipline and creativity.
4. job hygiene and job motivation.
ANS: 4
Herzberg says that there are two types of factors that play into motivation. Both job hygiene and job motivation are necessary for an employee to be motivated in a job and to remain in that job.
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