The need for affiliation in mcclelland's "three-needs" theory most closely resembles which need in maslow's hierarchy

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Zachariah Mullins

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28 September, 07:09

The need for affiliation in mcclelland's "three-needs" theory most closely resembles which need in maslow's hierarchy

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George Petty · Answer 1

The base of Maslow's hierarchy of needs are physiological needs. The need for affiliation in McClelland's "three-needs" theory most closely resembles belonging need in Maslow's hierarchy. Both Maslow and McClelland studied a person's need to form close personal relationships ...