lack of motivation

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motivation
noun
uk /ˌməʊ.tɪˈveɪ.ʃən/ us /ˌmoʊ.t̬əˈveɪ.ʃən/
enthusiasm for ...
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Examples of lack of motivation

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Apart from inexperience, situational factors (such as deadlines or lackofmotivation) can of course lead to the first draft being the final one.
The negative memories relate to a rule, a forced way of teaching, demands of achievement and/or uneasiness and lackofmotivation.
Lackofmotivation was associated more with residential than nursing home care.
Secondly, we asked whether (ii) lackofmotivation could be the reason for the low rate of use.
During the translation process, mistakes slip in, often due to the translator's ignorance, tiredness or lackofmotivation.
Perhaps of most interest, given the current policy emphasis on intermediate care and rehabilitation, is the effect of lackofmotivation.
Three out of 91 patients dropped out during the study because of lackofmotivation or side effects.
Furthermore, the iconic relation between lackofmotivation and lack of language knowledge is a causal one.
The problem, ultimately, as he saw it was 'lackofmotivation to change'.
Lackofmotivation to report on some topics (such as spilling something) might explain the variation in this child's narrative performance.
Establishment is therefore a problematic notion, and together with the lackofmotivation for categorial change, it renders the type coercion analysis unconvincing.
Behavioral outcomes of infection include somatic complaints in school, absenteeism, and lackofmotivation.
Prognosis is poor where there is insufficient insight, critically low levels of attention and awareness, lackofmotivation, limited comprehension, severe memory impairment or rapidly degenerating physical condition.
Lackofmotivation, apathy, inability to socialize, general slowness and lack of interest in life in general may be a manifestation of early frontal lobe dysfunction.
Participants came to a testing space at the university, where cognitive and physiological measures were interspersed throughout the test day in order to avoid fatigue and lackofmotivation.
Depression is a problem that often accompanies loneliness, and depressive symptomotology such as withdrawal, anxiety, lackofmotivation and sadness both mimic and mask the manifestations of loneliness.
I believe there is a connection between the economic problems and the lackofmotivation in completing the internal market.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
That is certainly not due to any lackofmotivation or ability—it is due to lack of opportunity.
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He stressed the lackofmotivation among managers as revealed in a survey.
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