when you drop a pen from a height it won't write a poem cause it has no such choice. in fact it can only hit the ground after a short free fall.but also if you leave the pen on the desk it cannot went away but it has to wait until next time - the time when you get it...Originally posted by Owl
Freewill drive is the only drive i see making changes. Isn't there always more then one choice in every situation?
Originally posted by ddr
-"dead end" (impossible) drive (drive without choice)
-"automatic" (self driven) drive (drive with only one choice)
The three types of drives that determine change direction are biological, sociocultural, and technological drives.
A biological drive is an innate, instinctual urge or motivation to fulfill a basic physical need, such as hunger, thirst, or reproduction.
A sociocultural drive is a learned or socially constructed motivation to conform to societal norms, values, and expectations, such as seeking approval or avoiding social disapproval.
A technological drive is a motivation to adopt new technologies and innovations, often driven by the desire for convenience, efficiency, or status.
These drives do not act in isolation, but rather interact and influence each other to determine the direction of change. For example, a biological drive for survival may lead to the adoption of new technologies, which in turn can shape sociocultural norms and behaviors.