The Three Factors of McClelland's Theory of Needs Are

question 35

Multiple Choice

The three factors of McClelland's theory of needs are:

• A)safety, esteem, and self- actualization.
• B)achievement, power, and affiliation.
• C)existence, relatedness, and growth.
• D)none of the above.

Grasp the concept of calibration curve and its relevance in assessing decision accuracy.

Recognize the effects of cognitive biases and illusions on decision-making processes.

Comprehend the fundamental differences between deductive and inductive reasoning and their outcomes.

Understand how heuristic strategies influence decision making and reasoning.

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