Definition of motivational in English:

motivational

adjective məʊtɪˈveɪʃ(ə)n(ə)l

1Relating to the reason or reasons for acting or behaving in a particular way.
concern for the poor remains a strong motivational factor in my thinking
Example sentencesExamples
- Thompson followed up this 1998 study in 2000 with a report on demographic and motivational variables associated with Internet use in Singapore.
- Weber's typology was broadened by the inclusion of three other motivational forces (values, affection, tradition).
- Emotions are the organized psychobiological responses linking physiological, cognitive, and motivational systems.
- Yet it is difficult to speculate on the strategic or motivational causes for the difference, and even more difficult to assess how these affected or reflected nationalist sentiment.
- For Wallace, free agency can be understood neither in terms of certain motivational structures, nor in terms of normative judgement.
- People always want to explain the male/female difference in suicide as primarily motivational.
- The problem with the above scales is that they do not provide a comprehensive profile of the relevant emotional, cognitive, and motivational aspects of women's sexual experience.
- Steinberg argues that there are two major motivational modes: referential and rhetorical.
- Barbara Krug refers to conformity as a behavioral and motivational force that contributes to the force of custom.
- According to classic motivational theorists, all behavior is motivated in some way, in that it is not random but for a reason and in order to further some desired end.
1. 1.1 Designed to promote the desire or willingness to do or achieve something.
  a motivational speech
  fear is used as a motivational tool
  Example sentencesExamples
  All reviews encourage me, obviously, but it's the constant feedback that's really motivational - I owe you guys the world.
  I am ready to follow my dream of becoming a professional motivational speaker.
  Golf fanatics will love this film, as will anyone who has a soft spot for feel-good motivational stories.
  They traveled the country, training over 900 salespeople in a power-packed, two-hour educational, motivational and highly personal seminar.
  Reflect upon whatever psychological elements might exist to give one team a decisive motivational advantage.
  There are inspirational and motivational books that can ignite a significant change in its reader.
  Confident self starter with good motivational skills.
  This is girl music: motivational and giddy with tips on managing love and self-love.
  This is not a personality-driven, motivational DVD with a driving pop music score for added zip.
  In the book, the Olympians pass on their best training, nutritional and motivational tips.
  His remarks are the most insightful and motivational of any I have heard on the topic of the role of the music teacher in today's society.

Derivatives

motivationally

adverb -ˈveɪʃ(ə)n(ə)li

After presenting my first talk at the Psychological Association, I got a motivationally inspiring compliment from an audience member.
Example sentencesExamples
- From day one, Kris starts leading you into how to mentally, physically and motivationally surpass barriers that lead to a better physique.
- My minimal goal is to argue that altruism is not motivationally compatible with reward as an incentive for donation.
- It was a bit of a push motivationally to get here - all the travelling between places, and long sleepless nights on the train.
- This book describes a tested, motivationally based treatment specifically designed for problem drinkers.

Definition of motivational in US English:

motivational

adjectiveˌmōdəˈvāSH(ə)n(ə)l

1Relating to the reason or reasons for acting or behaving in a particular way.
concern for the poor remains a strong motivational factor in my thinking
Example sentencesExamples
- Steinberg argues that there are two major motivational modes: referential and rhetorical.
- People always want to explain the male/female difference in suicide as primarily motivational.
- Emotions are the organized psychobiological responses linking physiological, cognitive, and motivational systems.
- According to classic motivational theorists, all behavior is motivated in some way, in that it is not random but for a reason and in order to further some desired end.
- Thompson followed up this 1998 study in 2000 with a report on demographic and motivational variables associated with Internet use in Singapore.
- The problem with the above scales is that they do not provide a comprehensive profile of the relevant emotional, cognitive, and motivational aspects of women's sexual experience.
- For Wallace, free agency can be understood neither in terms of certain motivational structures, nor in terms of normative judgement.
- Weber's typology was broadened by the inclusion of three other motivational forces (values, affection, tradition).
- Barbara Krug refers to conformity as a behavioral and motivational force that contributes to the force of custom.
- Yet it is difficult to speculate on the strategic or motivational causes for the difference, and even more difficult to assess how these affected or reflected nationalist sentiment.
1. 1.1 Designed to promote the desire or willingness to do or achieve something.
  a motivational speech
  fear is used as a motivational tool
  Example sentencesExamples
  Confident self starter with good motivational skills.
  In the book, the Olympians pass on their best training, nutritional and motivational tips.
  Reflect upon whatever psychological elements might exist to give one team a decisive motivational advantage.
  They traveled the country, training over 900 salespeople in a power-packed, two-hour educational, motivational and highly personal seminar.
  All reviews encourage me, obviously, but it's the constant feedback that's really motivational - I owe you guys the world.
  I am ready to follow my dream of becoming a professional motivational speaker.
  Golf fanatics will love this film, as will anyone who has a soft spot for feel-good motivational stories.
  His remarks are the most insightful and motivational of any I have heard on the topic of the role of the music teacher in today's society.
  This is not a personality-driven, motivational DVD with a driving pop music score for added zip.
  There are inspirational and motivational books that can ignite a significant change in its reader.
  This is girl music: motivational and giddy with tips on managing love and self-love.

词汇	motivational
释义	Definition of motivational in English: motivational adjective məʊtɪˈveɪʃ(ə)n(ə)l 1Relating to the reason or reasons for acting or behaving in a particular way. concern for the poor remains a strong motivational factor in my thinking Example sentencesExamples Thompson followed up this 1998 study in 2000 with a report on demographic and motivational variables associated with Internet use in Singapore. Weber's typology was broadened by the inclusion of three other motivational forces (values, affection, tradition). Emotions are the organized psychobiological responses linking physiological, cognitive, and motivational systems. Yet it is difficult to speculate on the strategic or motivational causes for the difference, and even more difficult to assess how these affected or reflected nationalist sentiment. For Wallace, free agency can be understood neither in terms of certain motivational structures, nor in terms of normative judgement. People always want to explain the male/female difference in suicide as primarily motivational. The problem with the above scales is that they do not provide a comprehensive profile of the relevant emotional, cognitive, and motivational aspects of women's sexual experience. Steinberg argues that there are two major motivational modes: referential and rhetorical. Barbara Krug refers to conformity as a behavioral and motivational force that contributes to the force of custom. According to classic motivational theorists, all behavior is motivated in some way, in that it is not random but for a reason and in order to further some desired end. 1.1 Designed to promote the desire or willingness to do or achieve something. a motivational speech fear is used as a motivational tool Example sentencesExamples All reviews encourage me, obviously, but it's the constant feedback that's really motivational - I owe you guys the world. I am ready to follow my dream of becoming a professional motivational speaker. Golf fanatics will love this film, as will anyone who has a soft spot for feel-good motivational stories. They traveled the country, training over 900 salespeople in a power-packed, two-hour educational, motivational and highly personal seminar. Reflect upon whatever psychological elements might exist to give one team a decisive motivational advantage. There are inspirational and motivational books that can ignite a significant change in its reader. Confident self starter with good motivational skills. This is girl music: motivational and giddy with tips on managing love and self-love. This is not a personality-driven, motivational DVD with a driving pop music score for added zip. In the book, the Olympians pass on their best training, nutritional and motivational tips. His remarks are the most insightful and motivational of any I have heard on the topic of the role of the music teacher in today's society. Derivatives motivationally adverb -ˈveɪʃ(ə)n(ə)li After presenting my first talk at the Psychological Association, I got a motivationally inspiring compliment from an audience member. Example sentencesExamples From day one, Kris starts leading you into how to mentally, physically and motivationally surpass barriers that lead to a better physique. My minimal goal is to argue that altruism is not motivationally compatible with reward as an incentive for donation. It was a bit of a push motivationally to get here - all the travelling between places, and long sleepless nights on the train. This book describes a tested, motivationally based treatment specifically designed for problem drinkers. Definition of motivational in US English: motivational adjectiveˌmōdəˈvāSH(ə)n(ə)l 1Relating to the reason or reasons for acting or behaving in a particular way. concern for the poor remains a strong motivational factor in my thinking Example sentencesExamples Steinberg argues that there are two major motivational modes: referential and rhetorical. People always want to explain the male/female difference in suicide as primarily motivational. Emotions are the organized psychobiological responses linking physiological, cognitive, and motivational systems. According to classic motivational theorists, all behavior is motivated in some way, in that it is not random but for a reason and in order to further some desired end. Thompson followed up this 1998 study in 2000 with a report on demographic and motivational variables associated with Internet use in Singapore. The problem with the above scales is that they do not provide a comprehensive profile of the relevant emotional, cognitive, and motivational aspects of women's sexual experience. For Wallace, free agency can be understood neither in terms of certain motivational structures, nor in terms of normative judgement. Weber's typology was broadened by the inclusion of three other motivational forces (values, affection, tradition). Barbara Krug refers to conformity as a behavioral and motivational force that contributes to the force of custom. Yet it is difficult to speculate on the strategic or motivational causes for the difference, and even more difficult to assess how these affected or reflected nationalist sentiment. 1.1 Designed to promote the desire or willingness to do or achieve something. a motivational speech fear is used as a motivational tool Example sentencesExamples Confident self starter with good motivational skills. In the book, the Olympians pass on their best training, nutritional and motivational tips. Reflect upon whatever psychological elements might exist to give one team a decisive motivational advantage. They traveled the country, training over 900 salespeople in a power-packed, two-hour educational, motivational and highly personal seminar. All reviews encourage me, obviously, but it's the constant feedback that's really motivational - I owe you guys the world. I am ready to follow my dream of becoming a professional motivational speaker. Golf fanatics will love this film, as will anyone who has a soft spot for feel-good motivational stories. His remarks are the most insightful and motivational of any I have heard on the topic of the role of the music teacher in today's society. This is not a personality-driven, motivational DVD with a driving pop music score for added zip. There are inspirational and motivational books that can ignite a significant change in its reader. This is girl music: motivational and giddy with tips on managing love and self-love.
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