Motivation
Expectancy theory tells us that individuals will be more motivated if they perceive their effort will lead to the rewards they value. That is, in training situation, high expected utility of organizational results from performance change should result in greater motivation to transfer learning into individual performance (Holton, 1996). Therefore, factors influencing motivation to transfer are critical to better understand motivation in learning transfer. New findings that pertain to motivation in learning transfer are summarized in Table 2.
Transfer effort-performance expectations. Ruona, Leimbach, Holton, and Bates (2002) reviewed the role and value of trainee reaction measures. By analyzing how the LTSI correlated with typical Level-1 reaction measures,