According to McClelland's Research,the Need for Achievement Is

question 94

Multiple Choice

According to McClelland's research,the need for achievement is

• A)strongest in non-technical managers.
• B)a desire to influence others.
• C)often perceived negatively.
• D)important to most American managers.
• E)equivalent to Maslow's social needs.

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