alleryWhat is akrasia?
AKnowing the right act but not doing it
BWorking only for external rewards
CHaving no goals of any kind at all
DHelping others without any personal gain
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Knowing the right act but not doing it
1. Akrasia is closely related to amotivation.
2. The person believes they should do something but cannot motivate themselves.
3. It is also called weakness of the will.
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