Give one example of forecasting development as it might appear in the introduction of a public speech.

A confusion of one word or phrase for another that sounds similar to it is known as a/an

A) bafflegab B) allness C) lack of precision D) malapropism.

The authors, noting McClelland's research, note that a person with a high need to achieve:

A. Sets very difficult goals he or she probably cannot achieve B. Sets very easy goals to be sure she or he will be able to achieve them C. Sets moderate goals that can be achieved D. Sets no goals; this person is, instead, process driven