Based on value expectance theory, the ability of rewards to motivate desired behaviour depends on:
A)availability
B)performance contingency
C)durability and equity
D)visibility
E)all of the above

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According to value expectance theory, the ability of rewards to motivate desired behaviour depends on all of the above factors - availability, performance contingency, durability and equity, and visibility. Availability refers to the accessibility and ease with which the reward can be obtained, performance contingency refers to the extent to which the reward is tied to achieving a specific behaviour or goal, durability and equity refer to the longevity of the reward and its perceived fairness, and visibility refers to the extent to which the reward is publicized and recognized. All of these factors influence the effectiveness of rewards as motivators, and thus, the correct answer is E.

Based on Value Expectance Theory, the Ability of Rewards to Motivate