When Studying Childhood Experiences Associated with the Need for Achievement

question 14

Multiple Choice

When studying childhood experiences associated with the need for achievement (nAch) ,Jerome Kagan and Moss (1962) found that:

• A)mothers of schoolgirls high in nAch were highly affectionate toward their daughters.
• B)mothers of girls high in nAch were competitive toward their daughters.
• C)women whose parents had separated when they were children had lower nAch.
• D)women whose parents had divorced during their childhood were less likely to be drawn to potentially risky careers.

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