"antimotivation" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1973, John R. Fry, Locked-out Americans: a memoir:",
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          "text": "With this, undermotivation turns to antimotivation; failures accumulate and their emotional threshold goes down. Instead of trying harder they start to rebel.",
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          "text": "Thus, no motivation is generated in the student to apply the new skills; on the contrary, antimotivation is sometimes aroused.",
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        "Active rejection of something towards which one should be motivated."
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