The Three Needs in McClelland's Acquired Needs Theory Are the Need

question 27

Multiple Choice

The three needs in McClelland's acquired needs theory are the need for achievement, _______, and affiliation.

• A) esteem
• B) safety
• C) self-actualization
• D) power

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Wall of Separation

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