David C. McClelland

Psychologist

David C. McClelland was a prominent American psychologist noted for his groundbreaking work in motivation theory. He is best known for developing the Need Theory, which posits that individuals are driven by three primary needs: achievement, affiliation, and power. His research significantly influenced the fields of organizational behavior and management, providing new ways to understand employee motivation and performance. McClelland taught at several prestigious universities, including Wesleyan University and Harvard University, leaving a lasting legacy on psychological research and its practical applications.

May 20, 1917 - Mar 27, 1998 American 11 Quotes

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