The phrase "augment motivation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing ways to increase or enhance someone's drive or enthusiasm towards a task or goal.
Example: "The new training program is designed to augment motivation among employees, leading to improved performance."
Alternatives: "boost motivation" or "enhance motivation".
In the rat, the most constant behavioural phenotypes include hyperlocomotion in response to novelty, psychostimulant sensitively, impulsivity, and augmented motivation.
First, the early response for four of the five groups suggests that the RT-CGM primarily augments motivation, a concept seen in behavioral economics research.
We speculate that it augmented motivation because the feedback was timely (26, 27), so participants did not have to wait 3 or more months for an A1C test to get feedback about lifestyle choices that modify their glucose.
According to Pitler, "Applied effectively technology not only increases students' learning, understanding, and achievement, but also augments their motivation to learn, encourages collaborative learning, and develops critical thinking and problem-solving strategies" (Pitler [2006]).
The motivation for augmenting a GOGeneGraph is that co-annotation by a pair of GO terms, whether semantically close or remote, is generally biologically meaningful.
Such alignment can augment affect and enhance intrinsic motivation [31,32,47-49].
Firstly, it augmented the Archimate modelling notation with the constructs of the Business Motivation Model (BMM) to present a more comprehensive technique of modelling strategic alignment of business and IT.
Designed for use in emergency settings, the FISP is a family-based cognitive behavior therapy session designed to increase motivation for follow-up treatment, support, coping, and safety, augmented by care linkage telephone contacts after discharge.
The primary motivation for publishing the present article, as well as the future articles mentioned above, is to augment the coverage of information deriving from national surveys in Brazil, which never before specifically addressed indigenous peoples.
