Problem:
Identify the conclusions drawn by Lawler on what determines whether people will be satisfied with rewards based on behavioral science research literature. Multiple select question. Satisfaction is affected by how satisfied employees are with both extrinsic and intrinsic rewards as well as by comparisons with what happens to others relative to the received rewards. Certain extrinsic rewards provide gratification because they lead to other kinds of rewards. People hold the same view about the rewards they desire and the rewards' importance to them. Satisfaction with a reward is a function both of how much an individual feels should be received and how much is actually received by the individual. Preferred rewards remain the same at different points in an individual's career irrespective of changes in the individual's life and in various situations.