McClelland's Motivation Theory Identifies Human Needs That May Be Satisfied

question 45

Multiple Choice

McClelland's motivation theory identifies human needs that may be satisfied by power, affiliation, or

• A)control.
• B)achievement.
• C)status.
• D)self-actualization.
• E)affection.

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