Psychology, asked by madansuthar52411, 11 months ago

Difference between the need for achievement and the need for power by psycholgy

Answers

Answered by ambysensei
0

NEED FOR ACHIEVEMENT - this means that a person is losing so many times that now he needs achievement or a person who wants to keep his record by achieveing again ad again .


NEED FOR POWER - this means that a person want to do bad/good things to this world and for  that he needs power .

I am sorry if this answer was trash but i will keep trying thanks


Previous Question
Next Question
Similar questions
Physics, 6 months ago
If the rms value of the AC voltage across the secondary of the transformer in a half wave rectifier is 9 V the maximum DC voltage across the load without any filter is about किस अर्द्ध तरंग दिष्टकारी में ट्रान्सफार्मर की द्वितीयक में परितः प्रत्यावर्ती धारा (ए.सी.) का वर्ग माध्य मूल (आर.एम.एस) विभव का मान 9 वोल्ट है अभिसार (लोड) पर दिष्ट (डी.सी.) विभव का मान लगभग क्या होगा जब छन्ना (फिल्टर) परिपथ...
Math, 6 months ago
The boat covers 32 km upstream and 36 km downstream in 7hour also it covers 40 km upstream in 9hours. The speed of the boat in still water is ​...
Computer Science, 6 months ago
You have just realized that you need an extra row at the end of an already existing table. How would you go about achieving that? * a)Delete the table and start again b)use the insert column function c)Use the insert row function d)press enter in the last row.
Business Studies, 11 months ago
Importance of inventory management in supply chain...
Business Studies, 11 months ago
What are the different types of threats in e-commerce? Discuss in detail security threats in e- commerce environment?
Psychology, 1 year ago
Describe what is a developmental task...
Science, 1 year ago
which books is better for class 11 of science?
Physics, 1 year ago
If all the matter were made of electrically neutral particles such as neutrons, (a) there would be no force of friction (b) there would be no tension in the strings (c) it would not be possible to sit on a chair (d) the earth could not move around the sun. Concept of Physics - 1 , HC VERMA , Chapter "The Force"...