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hygiene factors

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hygiene factors

Working conditions, pay and benefits, location, and other factors in the workplace that may affect an employee's motivation.



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Logistic regression was used to evaluate MRSA infection in relation to hygiene factors individually and as a composite hygiene score; potential confounding factors were controlled.
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These factors were extrinsic in nature and were labeled as hygiene factors.
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Based on his research on job satisfaction, Herzberg noted that the elements related to job content could be divided into two categories: hygiene factors and motivators.
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