Which of the following is true of the satisfaction-motivation relationship?
Satisfaction and motivation are synonymous.
Satisfaction is a drive to perform, whereas motivation reflects a person's attitude with the situation.
Satisfaction is determined largely by the value of rewards for performance, whereas motivation is determined by the comfort offered by the situation.
The result of satisfaction is increased performance, whereas the result of motivation is increased commitment to the organization.
The factors that determine whether a person is satisfied with the job differ from those that determine whether the person is motivated.