demotivation
noun[U]
HRuk/ˌdiːməʊtɪˈveɪʃən/uslackofinterestin andenthusiasmaboutyourwork:
Anunfairpromotionprocessinevitablycausesdemotivation.
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This gap is all the more surprising because in educational contexts 'demotivation' is a regrettably common phenomenon.
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I would add also that the notion of 'demotivation' urgently needs examination.
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This gap is all the more surprising because in educational contextsdemotivationis a regrettably common phenomenon.
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Talking the 'de' out ofdemotivation.
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Talking the de out ofdemotivation.
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At the historic moment of unification, resources will have to be found to tackle the neglect anddemotivationof the past 40 years.
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There is also thedemotivationof our pupils.
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Demotivationis rife in our schools; there is some bad teaching; in my view there is some doubtful education philosophy in teacher-training colleges.
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Forty-four will not be able to fulfil the task without huge disruption, the dislocation of family life anddemotivation.
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I end by quoting from a letter from one of my constituents which emphasises the sort of problems presented by thedemotivationof executives in industry.
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I am sure that that is true, but sometimes that results in thedemotivationof staff, who occasionally begin to wonder who they are working for.
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Demotivationcertainly results from such comparisons.
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Demotivationcan negatively influence the learners attitudes and behaviors, degrade classroom group dynamics and teachers motivation, and result in long-term and widespread negative learning outcomes.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.More often than not, token status often leads todemotivation, lower levels of performance, and diminished aspirations for the future.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The doubledemotivationhypothesises that pay discrepancies decrease work motivation among both lower and higher paid individuals who essentially perform the same task.
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