QUESTIONS 1: 25 MARKS 1.1 The provided case study implied that organisation success heavily depends on motivation. Critically examine the underlying outcomes of a complete lack of motivation among employees in the workplace. (10) 1.2 Critically indicate the intrinsic and extrinsic motivational factors that activate behaviour and influence the direction of a sustained effort of performance. Further indicate the design motivation systems that organisations can apply to encourage and motivate effective performance, retain staff, and attract talented candidates. (15) QUESTIONS 2: 25 MARKS Although there is still a mentality that pays benefits are the main source of motivation in many companies, Taylor's view has been cast aside and there are already many managers who say that "pay is not the main motivator of people." In view of the above statement, critically provide a distinction between the numerous theories of motivation that intend to indicate intrinsic and extrinsic factors that motivate employees. QUESTIONS 3: 25 MARKS Researchers of all traditions follow a systematic method comprising certain logical steps and certain ways of thinking or reasoning. These logical steps and systematic methods encompass what is considered as scientific research. Critically examine steps in research methods that must be considered when conducting quantitative/ Qualitative research. Further, examine a differentiation between the two research methods. QUESTIONS 4: 15 MARKS "This case study involves an eighteen-year high school senior by the name of Thomas. Thomas is getting ready for college and found himself doubting the direction in which his life is going and the decision that he is making to have a positive impact on his future. Thomas found himself nervous and frustrated about his future which is causing him to have fought with his parents, his girlfriend to break up with him, and his high school friends not coming around anymore. So, with all of this going on, he started to get a sense that his support system is being lost all around". Source: https://www.coursehero.com/file/30553132/Human-Development-Case-Studiesdocx/ In reference to the abovementioned case study, identify and discuss the life-span development stage that is the causal factor of the psychological dilemma that is experienced by Thomas