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Which is an example of irrational motivation?

ASaving a child because life is valued
BPlanning study hours for an exam
CSaving money for college fees
DSnapping in anger without thinking ahead
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Snapping in anger without thinking ahead
1. Irrational motivation has no good reason that explains the behaviour. 2. Impulsive acts done in anger without reflection fit this. 3. The other options rest on clear, valued reasons. _Source: Wikipedia, Motivation, Rational and irrational_
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