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remembered pain

In motivation theory, an event that so deeply affects the employee that they continue to hold a grievance against the employer for a long time afterwards. US psychologist and management theorist Fred Herzberg used the concept of remembered pain to illustrate that, in his two-factor theory, demotivation is as important as motivation.



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