alleryWhich classroom behaviour suggests an amotivated child?
AAsking many class questions
BEagerly helping classmates
CStaying passive in class
DVolunteering for every task
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Staying passive in class
1. Amotivation is apathy and unwillingness to engage.
2. Amotivated children remain passive and do not follow instructions.
3. The other behaviours show engagement.
_Source: Wikipedia, Motivation, Amotivation and akrasia_
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