Abstract
The NachNaff scale is a 30-item questionnaire that requires examinees to choose between self-descriptions consistent with either need for achievement (n Ach) or need for affiliation (n Aff). This scale, which is scored in the n Ach direction, was administered to a sample of 108 female and 56 male undergraduates. Women's n Ach scores were found to be correlated with scores on Srong Vocational Interest Blank scales and on the California Psychological Inventory scales in ways that were generally consistent with n Ach theory. Statistically significant correlations for men were fewer and were less in magnitude than were those for women. The NachNaff scores were positively correlated with GPA for both sexes.
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