Inhibited power motivation and high blood pressure in men.
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Biomedical subjects
D C McClelland
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The impact of power motivation training on alcoholics.
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Alcohol Drinking↗
Proceedings: Drinking as a response to power needs in man.
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Alcohol Drinking↗
Testing for competence rather than for "intelligence".
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Power motivation and risk-taking behavior.
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Opinions predict opinions: so what else is new?
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School adjustment and behavior of children hospitalized for schizophrenia as adults.
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Sex-role alienation in schizophrenia.
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Analysis of Variance↗
Longitudinal trends in the relation of thought to action.
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A cross-cultural study of folk-tale content and drinking.
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Alcoholism↗
Effects of personality and semantic content of stimuli on augmenting and reducing in the event-related potential.
Two groups of subjects classified as high vs. low in the need for power (n power) were assessed for augmenting versus reducing in the event-related potential (ERP) elicited by neutral and power-related words. Words at four different intensity levels in each of these two classes were randomly presented and ERPs in response to each word class at each of the four intensity levels were computed from EEG recorded at Fz. The results indicated that the two groups responded differentially to the power-related vs. neutral words. HIgh n power subjects showed reduction in response to both power-related and neutral words while low n power subjects showed augmentation in response to the power-related words.
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