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DOI: 10.1037/h0046240
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The relationship between achievement motive and occupational preference.

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“…McClelland (1956) has shown that the person who is highly motivated to achieve is disposed to take moderate or calculated risks in preference to very speculative or very safe undertakings. Minor and Neel (1958) have demonstrated a significant positive relationship between an individual's achievement motivation and the prestige rank of his occupational preference. Mahone (1960) showed that persons who are high in achievement motivation and low in fear of failure tend to be realistic in their vocational choice with respect to both ability and interest.…”
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“…McClelland (1956) has shown that the person who is highly motivated to achieve is disposed to take moderate or calculated risks in preference to very speculative or very safe undertakings. Minor and Neel (1958) have demonstrated a significant positive relationship between an individual's achievement motivation and the prestige rank of his occupational preference. Mahone (1960) showed that persons who are high in achievement motivation and low in fear of failure tend to be realistic in their vocational choice with respect to both ability and interest.…”
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“…The person who is highly motivated to achieve is disposed to take moderate risks (McClelland, 1956). There is a positive relationship between an individual's achievement motivation and the prestige rank of occupational preference (Minor & Neel, 1958).…”
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“…Bezupsvariablen der Motivation Forschungsberichte (MINOR und NEEL (1958), STRODTBECK (1958), KOHN (1960), SARASON (1960), MAHONE (1960), CROCKETT (1962), KAGAN und MOSS (1962), EDLER (1962), KOHN (1963), LITTIG (1963LITTIG ( ), (1963a, HERRON (1964), HESS, LATSCHA und SCHNEIDER (1966), MORGAN (1966), PEARLIN und KOHN (1966), ARNOLD (1970), VONTOBEL (1970), HERMANS (1971)) ergeben, daß die Motivation in der Schule mit den Variablen (Bezugsvariablen) in Zusammenhang steht, die im folgenden bearbeitet werden. lenkte die Aufmerksamkeit der Forscher auf die Formen der Angst, die als Angst in der Schule bezeichnet werden.…”
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