An Internal Drive to Engage in a Task Is Called

question 16

Multiple Choice

An internal drive to engage in a task is called:

• A) Intrinsic motivation
• B) Extrinsic motivation
• C) Self-driven motivation
• D) Self-actualization

Understand the functionality and purpose of PLC timers.

Differentiate between various types of timers such as TOF, RTO, and on-delay.

Recognize the role and operation of retentive and non-retentive timers.

Identify how timers are used in PLC programming and control circuits.

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