alleryWhat is the term for a lack of interest or apathy toward an activity?
AHygiene factor
BSelf-efficacy
CAmotivation
DGoal-striving
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Amotivation
1. Amotivation, also called avolition, is an absence of interest.
2. The person feels apathy and lacks willingness to engage.
3. Valence, self-efficacy and priming are different concepts.
_Source: Wikipedia, Motivation, Amotivation and akrasia_
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