Question

Kelly is a successful attorney specializing in corporate law. While it has nothing to do with her field of employment, Kelly has always been interested in the history of religion. Using what little free time she has, she decided to take a course in comparative religion at the local university. She thinks that the course would be interesting and enjoyable. Kelly is not pursuing a degree in the subject, nor is she taking the class for a grade. What can you say about Kelly's motivation for taking the class?

Answer 1

Answer:

Kelly is a self-motivated person.

Explanation:

As we may know, some people require certain incentives to be motivated; from paid trips to a "Well done" phrase by someone you appreciate. However, some people are self-motivated, as they don't need any type of tangible incentive to actually feel motivated and go for what they want, their interest about something is enough to pursue their goals. This is Kelly's case, as she doesn't need a certificate, or a "go for it" phrase, she also doesn't need someone to convince her and approve what she wants to do; as mentioned, she only needs her interest and some free time.