According to Scheffler, to say a project or activity becomes less important to us can mean that
A) Our reasons to engage in it no longer seem as strong.
B) Our emotional investment in it has weakened.
C) Our belief that it is worthwhile to engage in has weakened.
D) All of the above.

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Scheffler's perspective on the importance of projects or activities diminishing encompasses a broad range of factors, including the weakening of reasons to engage in the activity, a reduction in emotional investment, and a diminished belief in its worthwhileness. These aspects collectively contribute to the overall decrease in importance.

According to Scheffler, to Say a Project or Activity Becomes