In McClelland's Acquired Needs Theory,the Desire to Excel at Challenging

question 12

True/False

In McClelland's acquired needs theory,the desire to excel at challenging tasks is part of the need for affiliation.

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Definitions:

Ancestors

Predecessors from whom a person is descended, often considered in the context of family history or evolutionary biology.

Evolutionary Psychology

A theoretical approach in psychology that explains mental and psychological traits as adaptations, i.e., as the functional products of natural selection.

The Origin of Species

A seminal book by Charles Darwin that introduced the theory of evolution through natural selection.

Keller and Nesse's

Refers to the work or perspectives of Randolph M. Nesse and perhaps his collaborations with others like George C. Williams or Keller, focusing on evolutionary psychology or Darwinian medicine.