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For example, an employee (the principal) may know better than the worker (the agent) the toil and trouble required by the task; in this case the agent may infer from an explicit reward an excessive weariness, thus weakening his/her intrinsic motivation.
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* Excessive fatigue.
"Disappointment, apathy, frayed nerves and weariness are the inevitable consequences of excessive excitability," Chekhov wrote in a letter in 1888, "and this excitability is to a great degree characteristic of your young people".
Weariness, maybe.
Weariness, tiredness, lack of energy.
My weariness evaporated.
That price is weariness.
Why such utter weariness?
Fatigue and weariness were popular.
Such repetitions suggest the characters' weariness.
Lately, this weariness has turned to alarm.
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