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

Identify and describe the six personal orientations in Holland's model and their preferred work environments.

Recognize the relationship between personality and vocational choice according to Holland’s theory.

Learn the processes involved in developing occupational interest inventories.

Grasp the significance of self-concept and developmental stages in career choice according to Super's model.

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