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McClelland's acquired needs theory identifies the needs for:

1. Existence, relatedness and growth
2. Achievement, affiliation and power
3. Safety, esteem and belonging
4. Hygiene and motivation

Answer

B. Achievement, affiliation and power

Solution

ERG (existence, relatedness, growth) is Alderfer's theory.

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