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Andrews University

2015

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Man’S Search For Meaning: The Case Of Legos Revisited, Michael Choi Jun 2015

Man’S Search For Meaning: The Case Of Legos Revisited, Michael Choi

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How do perceived meaning, levels of resilience, and job-rotation affect productivity and labor supply? Answering this question will provide further insight on how manipulating tasks can influence labor supply, motivation, and productivity in almost any field of labor, such as school and the workplace. Further, this study will explore motivation and the “least-common-denominator of meaningfulness that is shared by virtually all compensated activities” (Ariely et. al., 2008). This study is a replication and extension upon Man’s search for meaning: The case of Legos (Ariely et. al., 2008).