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In vroom's expectancy-valence theory, the value a person places on the outcome of a particular behavior is:

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  • 16-08-2017
In vroom's expectancy-valence theory, the value a person places on the outcome of a particular behavior is: Valance
According to Vroom, Each people will have their own unique expectancies for the outcome that they desire in doing a certain action, based on their condition and personalities
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