According to McClelland, the need for is exemplified by people who set clear goals for themselves and like to receive performance feedback. affiliation achievement power acceptance solidarity

achievement

Explanation: The need for achievement according to McClelland is simply the extent to which an individual or  a person has a strong desire to carry out challenging tasks excellently and also to meet personal standards for excellence. It is the drive to excel and succeed, achieve in relation to a set of standards by a person who in most cases like to receive performance feedback.

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