Ray played basketball all of his life because he loved the sport. he became so good that he was given the opportunity to play professionally, and eventually he signed a very lucrative contract. after that contract ran out, the team offered him slightly more money, but he decided that it was not enough and that he wanted to quit. which of the following best explains ray's behavior from a motivational perspective?

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Carolyn Bryan

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29 December, 20:35

Ray played basketball all of his life because he loved the sport. he became so good that he was given the opportunity to play professionally, and eventually he signed a very lucrative contract. after that contract ran out, the team offered him slightly more money, but he decided that it was not enough and that he wanted to quit. which of the following best explains ray's behavior from a motivational perspective?

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Aryan Soto · Answer 1

I think Rey believes that the slight increase does not commensurate his performance. It was far from his previous contract. It can also be a burnout for him if he thought that his performance must have a more rewarding benefit. That makes him unsatisfied with his job.