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The choice of motivation as a key performance indicator (KPI) for measuring participant engagement at events is particularly relevant because it reflects the enthusiasm and interest of attendees towards the event activities. Engagement can be gauged through the levels of interaction participants display, their willingness to participate in discussions, and their overall emotional investment in the experience. High motivation correlates with an engaged audience, indicating that participants feel valued, inspired, and driven to contribute.

In contrast, financial KPIs typically focus on the budget management, profits, and expenses of the event, which, while important, do not directly assess engagement. Education as a KPI can indicate how well attendees are absorbing content or learning new information, but again, it doesn't encapsulate the broader spectrum of engagement, which includes emotional and social dynamics. Lastly, planning looks at how well the event was organized, which is valuable for logistical efficiency but does not measure how participants are interacting with the content or with each other.

Thus, motivation stands out as the KPI that directly links to the level of engagement participants have with the event.