Plural of disinclination; multiple instances of reluctance or lack of desire.
From disinclination + -s (standard English plural suffix). This is the regular plural form of the noun disinclination, following normal English pluralization rules.
The plural form highlights an interesting pattern: people often have *multiple* reasons not to do something, and recognizing these as distinct 'disinclinations' helps psychologists understand ambivalence. When someone says 'I have several disinclinations,' they're cataloging their resistances rather than just saying 'I don't want to.'
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