Sentence examples for either motivation from inspiring English sources

We hypothesized that behavioral apathy in otherwise healthy people might be associated with differences in brain systems underlying either motivation to act (specifically in effort and reward-based decision-making) or in action processing (transformation of an intention into action).

Conspiracy theorists might argue that the company didn't like Kampen's very public declaration of his revenue, or perhaps felt that he had become too influential a figure, though there is no evidence for either motivation.

The fact that Novel and Home rats exhibited similar levels of performance throughout training indicates that the groups did not differ in either motivation or proficiency in obtaining the chocolate rewards prior to dyadic competition.

Student engagement will not occur if either motivation or active learning, which interact synergistically, are missing [ 21].

It's unclear exactly what the dopamine antagonist is fixing, he says, but it could be reviving either the motivation or attention crippled by amphetamines.

Those people either have motivation to tell you what they want you to think is the reality, or they simply won't know how or why they behaved in ways that got their negotiating counterparts a better deal.

If a differentiated model of citizenship simply allows individuals and groups to retreat into their particular enclaves, how are they to develop either the motivation or the capacity to participate in a common forum?

We did not observe any clear difference either in motivation or avoidance behavior between cerebellar mutant mice and their control littermates.

The inverse factor, perception of high quality care, failed to act as either a motivation or hygiene factor for any group.

Most studies of divestitures, whether they appear in the finance or strategy literatures, explore either the motivations for or the implications of divestitures that managers choose to undertake, rather than divestitures that managers are mandated to undertake by some external entity such as a regulatory body.

There are many occupations that require either more motivation-related abilities (e.g., business/financial, architecture/engineering¸ protective service, construction, and installation occupations) or more cognition-related abilities (e.g., community/social, arts/entertainment, healthcare, and personal care occupations).