McClelland's Need for Affiliation Is Most Closely Related to (Or

question 188

Multiple Choice

McClelland's need for affiliation is most closely related to (or an example of) Maslow's ________ needs.

• A)belongingness
• B)esteem
• C)safety
• D)self-actualization
• E)physiological

Understand the fundamental principles of classical conditioning.

Recognize examples of operant conditioning and its schedules of reinforcement.

Identify different types of learning, including observational and associative learning.

Comprehend the concept of generalization and discrimination in conditioning.

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