Interlinked Needs in McClelland's Theory

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Forum 13 Mpate Hawa, Tanzania Interlinked Needs in McClelland's Theory Those who are said to be high achievers are more likely to be power achievers at the same time, because they always have a desire to orient people towards achieving more. Than two needs can predominate a person simultaneously and consecutively. X Welcome to the Theory of Needs forum. The topic being discussed here is: "Interlinked Needs in McClelland's Theory". Sign up now to gain access. It's free.   Comments Rating   1 Victoria Lindsey, United States   Overlapping and Competing Needs in McClelland Theory of Needs McClelland allows for overlapping needs and there are times that a person will feel competing needs and thus be undecided about a course of action. Then a person's values will come into play. Needs theory isn't the only way of explaining motivation, but does have real implications for leaders in most US organizations.   Leave a comment Share your knowledge or experience

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