In the context of the implications of the expectancy theory, a task must generally be perceived as attainable to be motivational.

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Expectancy theory suggests that individuals are motivated to engage in behaviors if they believe that their efforts will lead to a desired outcome. If a task is perceived as unattainable, the expectancy (belief about the likelihood of achieving a goal) is low, reducing motivation.

In the Context of the Implications of the Expectancy Theory