THE ACHIEVEMENT MOTIVE

Published by Appleton-Century-Crofts ( 1953 ), New York, 1953

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Octavo; xxii, 384 pages. khaki cloth, Inked name of Gilbert Berry (a psychologist?) with his pencilled underlining in the first 60 pages. "Tis book contains a summary of research on the achievement motive conducted mainly at Wesleyan University . under the continuous moral and financial support of the Office of Naval Research. . we feel that most readers, being interested in the total problem, will want to read the whole book. For only if they do, will they discover what we have discovered - that concentration on a limited research problem is not necessarily narrowing; it may lead ultimately into the whole of psychology." - Preface. Oddly, one commentator claims that McClelland developed his achievement motivation theory in 1961, and presented it in his solo book, THE ACHIEVING SOCIETY.

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Title
THE ACHIEVEMENT MOTIVE
Author
MCCLELLAND, David C.; Johns W. Atkinson, Russell Clark, Edgar L. Lowell
Publisher
Appleton-Century-Crofts ( 1953 ), New York
Publication year
1953
Condition
Good
Binding
Hardcover
Edition
Later printing.
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Joyce And Company, established 1975, works out of an office near Chicago's Loop. There are usually 15-20,000 books on-site and available for browsing. Mr. Joyce was a founding partner of the former Chicago Rare Book Center, of Chicago and Evanston, Illinois. Proprietor Tom Joyce appeared regularly as the book appraiser on "The Appraisal Fair", seen on Home And Garden Television, HGTV. We still do appraisals on a wide variety of subjects, from literature to history, fine books, children's, presses, theology, law, medicine, maps, autographs. These topics are reflected in our inventory, and much more, including Sherlockiana. In addition to regional institutions nearby Chicago and Illinois, we have been able to place rare materials with the American Antiquarian Society, The Library of Congress, The Bodleian Library, Harvard and Yale Universities, the Presidential Libraries of Abraham Lincoln and George Washington, et cetera.

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