prereadiness

2002, Donna J. Cech, Suzanne Tink Martin, Functional Movement Development Across the Life Span […] prereadiness for later employment or career. The prehensile demands resemble those of the school-age child, except that the skill level is often higher. Less time is spent in trial and error […]

Notice that at Turn 9 the teacher reformulated Clinton's unqualified refusal as a prereadiness rather than an unwillingness. Prereadiness does not exclude participation, whereas unwillingness is an indication of non-participation.