David McClelland in His Theory on the Motivations for Human

question 13

Multiple Choice

David McClelland in his theory on the motivations for human behaviour.It is the desire to do things well and overcome obastacles. It is called

• A) achievement
• B) affiliation
• C) hunger
• D) thirst

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Definitions:

Creative Intelligence

The ability to produce new and useful ideas by combining familiar concepts in novel ways.

Practical Intelligence

A type of intelligence that involves the ability to solve everyday problems through adaptive or creative reasoning.

Crystallized Intelligence

The ability to use learned knowledge and experience, which typically increases with age.

Working Memory Capacity

The amount of information a person can hold and manipulate in their working memory at one time.