The Need for Achievement Was Defined by McClelland as a "Desire

question 29

True/False

The Need for Achievement was defined by McClelland as a "desire to perform well against a standard of excellence."

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Definitions:

Self-Interest

An individual's personal gain or advantage, often considered a driving force behind economic decisions and actions.

Lowest Price

The minimum price at which an item or service is offered in the market, often used as a competitive strategy.

Human Specialization

The process by which individuals focus on a narrow area of skills or knowledge, improving efficiency and productivity in economic systems.

Economy's Output

The total value of all goods and services produced within an economy over a certain period.