How does the Zero Property of Multiplication $($i$.$e$.,$ that any number times zero equals zero$)$ apply to the Expectancy theory of

motivation?

An employee who believes that he or she can reach a goal, but who does not believe that reaching that goal will lead to a

reward, will not be motivated.

An employee who believes that he or she will receive a reward for reaching a goal, but who does not value that reward, will

not be motivated.

An employee who believes that he pretrecarmach a goal, and who believes that reaching that goal will lead to a reward,

but who doesnith yalue that reward, will yet not be motivated.

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ploycewhio does not believe that he or she can reach a goal, but who believes that reaching that goal will lead to a

d$,$ and who values t $,$ reward, will yet not be motivated.

All of the above

A & B only