Psychology, asked by jakkaraju6272, 1 year ago

What is the major distinction between maslow and mcclelland's approach to needs? (lecture 3)?

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Answered by Infinitum

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Answered by harshpandey5602

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MCLelland's theoryrecognizes that different needs can actually occur simultaneously. Maslow sees needs restricted to different stages;people experience them one at a time.

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