However, this does not mean that a lender cannot question the appraiserâs findings or. provide factual information (such as comparable market data) for further consideration by the appraiser. This. approach will ensure that the appraiser will remain free of any outside influence in the valuation process.
Name(s): Expectancy Theory of Motivation also known as Valence-Instrumentality- Expectancy Theory. Author: Victor H. Vroom developed the theory from his study on the motivation behind decision-making. Classification: Cognitive or Need-to-Know Motivation Theories. Year: 1964, Porter and Lawler provided an extension to the model in 1968.
Molecules with the same number of atoms and electron lone pairs tend to accommodate the same geometry. Therefore, we can determine the geometry of a molecule by considering some rules. VSEPR theory is a model, which can be used to predict the molecular geometry of molecules, using the number of valence electron pairs. However, if the molecular geometry is determined by the VSEPR method, only the bonds should be taken into consideration, not the lone pairs.