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3 years ago

Which of these can be easily explained by the drive theory of motivation?

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I believe the answer is: <span>when you feel a thorn in your leg, you stop to remove it

Drive theory stated that every individuals have inherent tendency to stay away from something that created a certain level of discomfort and negative state toward us.
This tendency is created as survival mechanism that enable us to stop and think about the potential implications of our actions, and evaluate whether we should continue those actions or not.
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The list of rules and regulations that we should follow at national zoo are:

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Visitors are expected to take care of themselves during the visit.
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No visitors are permitted to pick of the flowers.
Provoking the birds and animals is strictly prohibited.
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No visitors are allowed to remain in the zoo after the opening hours.

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<h3>Useful structures for preparing Rules and Regulation:</h3>

Generally simple present and simple future tenses are used to prepare the rules and regulations. In simple present the passive structure is used. Must, should and such other model auxiliary verbs are used to make rules and regulations. Gerund form is also used for this purpose. Hence, some illustrative sentences are given

a. ...is/are + allowed/not allowed + to infinitive.

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Visitors are allowed to enjoy the beauty of the park.

Visitors are not allowed to feed the animals in the park.

b. ....is/are + permitted /not permitted + to infinitive

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Tourists are permitted to enjoy the elephant ride.

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c. ...is/are + prohibited/forbidden + to infinitive

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d. ....is/are + expected/not expected + to infinitive

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e. ..is/are + supposed/supposed not + to infinitive

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Juniors are supposed to respect the seniors and elders.

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f. ....is/are + obliged/not obliged + to infinitive

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Costumers are obliged to pay the bill before leaving.

Workers are obliged to place the application for leave.

g. ...must/must not + infinitive

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h. ....should/should not + infinitive

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