Work-avoidant learners feel successful when they do not have to try very hard,when the work is easy for them,or when they can simply "goof off."

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This is because work-avoidant learners prefer to avoid challenging tasks or those that require effort and would rather engage in activities that require less effort, such as daydreaming or chatting with friends. They may feel successful when they believe they are getting away with not doing work or when they receive praise for minimal effort.

Work-Avoidant Learners Feel Successful When They Do Not Have to Try