Stan can best be described as a low-need achiever. A fourth grader, he enjoys tormenting his younger sister and playing dodge ball. Which activity would be most appropriate for Stan?

A. learning to tie his shoe

B. learning his multiplication tables

C. playing four-square

D. singing a song

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Brodie

Social Studies

23 December, 08:00

Stan can best be described as a low-need achiever. A fourth grader, he enjoys tormenting his younger sister and playing dodge ball. Which activity would be most appropriate for Stan?

A. learning to tie his shoe

B. learning his multiplication tables

C. playing four-square

D. singing a song

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Hebert · Answer 1

B. learning his multiplication tables

Explanation:

Need for achievement refers to the wants and desires of a person to accomplish and master any goal or skill. Some people do not want to take a risk or do any work which would involve difficulty in doing so. They do not want to take any risk whose failure would bring embarrassment to them. In the above case, Stan is a low need achiever. Therefore, learning his multiplication tables would be an escape from the risk of failing in any other activity.

Stan can best be described as a low-need achiever. A fourth grader, he enjoys tormenting his younger sister and playing dodge ball. Which activity would be most appropriate for Stan?A. learning to tie his shoeB. learning his multiplication tablesC. playing four-squareD. singing a song

Stan can best be described as a low-need achiever. A fourth grader, he enjoys tormenting his younger sister and playing dodge ball. Which activity would be most appropriate for Stan?

A. learning to tie his shoe

B. learning his multiplication tables

C. playing four-square

D. singing a song