Sheldon Cooper does not feel like he has to behave like other people. He is very independent and does not usually worry what other people think. Psychologists would say that
A) Sheldon has a low need for achievement.
B) Sheldon has a high need for achievement.
C) Sheldon has a high need for affiliation.
D) Sheldon has a low need for affiliation.

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Sheldon's independent behavior and lack of concern for others' opinions suggest that he has a low need for affiliation, which refers to the desire for close interpersonal relationships and social interaction. This is different from a need for achievement, which relates to the desire to excel and accomplish challenging goals.

Sheldon Cooper Does Not Feel Like He Has to Behave