remotivation

remotivation /re·mo·ti·va·tion/ (re-mo″tĭ-va´shun) any of various group therapy techniques used with long-term, withdrawn patients in mental hospitals to stimulate their communication, vocational, and social skills and interest in their environment.

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remotivation

[rē′mōtivā′shən]

Etymology: L, re + motus, movement

the use of special techniques that stimulate patients to become motivated to learn and interact.

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remotivation [re-mo″tĭ-va´shun]

any of various group therapy techniques used with long-term, withdrawn patients in mental hospitals to stimulate their communication, vocational, and social skills and interest in their environment.