In which country is McClelland's need for achievement more predominant than elsewhere?
A)Norway
B)Sweden
C)United States
D)Greece

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McClelland's need for achievement theory suggests that individuals in the United States have a greater need for achievement than individuals in other countries. This is due to cultural and societal factors that emphasize individual success and competition. Therefore, choice C is the best answer.

In Which Country Is McClelland's Need for Achievement More Predominant