Synonym: motivating, motive, need. Similar words: motivate, captivation, motion, emotion, promotion, emotional, elevation, innovation. Meaning: [‚məʊtɪ'veɪʃn] 
n. 1. the psychological feature that arouses an organism to action toward a desired goal; the reason for the action; that which gives purpose and direction to behavior 2. the condition of being motivated 3. the act of motivating; providing incentive.
n. 1. the psychological feature that arouses an organism to action toward a desired goal; the reason for the action; that which gives purpose and direction to behavior 2. the condition of being motivated 3. the act of motivating; providing incentive. 
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91. Motivation is therefore a causal relationship between effort expended, the performance attained and the reward related to the performance.
92. Performance and Motivation Deep emotions and anxieties emerge during periods of fundamental change.
93. Watson discusses the meaning of work and separates motivation to work into intrinsic and extrinsic satisfactions.
94. Behavioural theorists add that tall structures impose rigid supervision and control and therefore block initiative and ruin the motivation of subordinates.
95. Its cavalier treatment of human system factors produces alienation and stifles motivation.
96. The motivation and enjoyment from this activity had been pupil centred.
97. That manifested itself in a lack of motivation and commitment in the work force.
98. Kitcher deals with the motivation of creationists: evolution contradicts the early chapters of Genesis.
99. They had to distinguish between problems because of a lack of ability from those of a lack of motivation.
100. All this when her only motivation was to go the extra mile under all circumstances.
101. It is natural for some people to carry a slightly heavier load because of ability, experience, motivation or pride.
102. The unforced pace builds children's confidence and keeps their motivation strong.
103. Delegated authority without a meaningful consultation process would spell disaster for teacher morale, motivation,[www.Sentencedict.com] commitment and hence effectiveness.
104. It posed a challenge both to her religious motivation and her feminist principles.
105. This chemical has several important functions, including regulating motivation, mood and movement.
106. Of course motivation is not permanent. But then, neither is bathing; but it is something you should do on a regular basis. Zig Ziglar 
107. Motivation is the fuel, necessary to keep the human engine running. Zig Ziglar
108. Site visits can awaken motivation, and pupils learn by direct experiences which are not dependent on reading ability.
109. Underlying these questions are contextual issues of relevance and motivation.
110. None the less the motivation for it would come increasingly from the scholarship roles of the sociologists in society.
111. Losses in speed and agility are compensated by greater experience, concentration and motivation.
112. The duke's motivation is one of the most controversial aspects of the period.
113. The motivation of the already infected is altruism, the desire not to infect others.
114. Murdoch's motivation was simply profit, and his cynical attitude had already led to a mass exodus of high-minded journalists.
115. Business understands that continual criticism and complaint are not conducive to high motivation, high productivity and high quality.
116. Love, then, stands supreme as the more excellent motivation for the manifestation of spiritual gifts.
117. Lacking familial motivation and psychological stability, he can not persist responsibly at work even when he can find it.
118. An important feature of McGregor's approach is that it shows how management assumptions are important in determining motivation and morale.
119. And each week around 80 demonstrators from the region meet in Middlesbrough to get a motivation injection.
120. The clear, lively illustrations in full colour add to children's motivation.
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