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Dr. Ahmad Faisal SiddiquiAssociate Professor, School of Business and Economics, UMT
Ahmad Hassib HassanLecturer, School of Business and Economics, UMT &
Munazza AsadLecturer, School of Business and Economics, UMT
Need for Achievement level in MBA students and its impact on
their CGPA
Introduction
“A person with high need for achievement seeks to excel in life”.“David Clarence McClelland, 1988”
Introduction
Need for achievement level in MBA students is checked by the help of
different variables and compared with student’s CGPA.
Literature Review People having different level of need for achievement behave differently in success
and failure.(Bar-Tal 1978) & (DuCette and Wolk 1971)
People with high need for achievement are more hardworking because they have
confidence in their own abilities.(Chen, Gully et al. 2004) & (Dörnyei 1994)
Literature Review
High need for achievement level is a prerequisite to set challenging goals and to put in efforts to achieve those
goals. (Chen, Gully et al. 2004), (DuCette and Wolk 1971),
(Hall, Spruill et al. 2002) & (Lueptow 1968)
People with high need for achievement level are more successful in entrepreneurial situations.
(Bowen and Hisrich 1986) & (De Mesquita 1974)
Literature Review
Individuals with high need for achievement level have
• Faster learning ability.• Perform well in their studies• Involve more actively in social activities• Likeness for risky occupations • Perform stable under odd situations• Motivation by internal factor.
(Cortes 1961) & (Cover and Johnson 1975)
Objective
Objective of this study was to find out the need for achievement level in
MBA students and also its impact on their CGPA.
Hypothesis• H1: level of self attributed need for
achievement has an impact on student’s CGPA.
• H2: level of implicit need for achievement has an impact on student’s CGPA.
• H3: level of self attributed fear of failure has an impact on student’s CGPA.
• H4: level of implicit fear of failure has an impact on student’s CGPA.
Hypothesis
• H5: level of self determination has an impact on student’s CGPA.
• H6: level of performance approach goals has an impact on student’s CGPA.
• H7: level of performance avoidance goals has an impact on student’s CGPA.
• H8: level of mastery goals has an impact on student’s CGPA.
Variables
According to Thrash et al (2002) Significant positive correlation were found between
implicit and self-attributed need for achievement and negative correlation between implicit fear of failure and self-attributed fear
of failure. Individuals higher in self determination were more concordant in
implicit and self attributed need for achievement.
Todd M. Thrash, Andrew J. Elliot, 2002
VariablesWe got these variables from the article of Todd M. Thrash and Andrew J. Elliot of
University of Rochester to check need for achievement level.
• Self attributed need for achievement• Self attributed fear of failure• Implicit need for achievement• Implicit fear of failure• Self determination• Mastery goals• Performance approach goals• Performance avoidance goals• Student CGPA*
Research Methods
• Survey
Analysis
Reliability was tested using Cronbach’s Alpha (0.713)
Dependent
Independent R²Significa
nce Inferen
ce Hypothe
sisCGPA
Self-attributed need for
achievement 0.29
30.028 Significan
t H1
Implicit need for
achievement0.19
40.011 Significan
t H2
Self-attributed fear of
failure0.07
70.003 Significan
t H3
Implicit fear of failure0.15
90.100 Insignifica
nt H4
Self Determination0.09
90.207 Insignifica
nt H5
Performance Approach
Goals0.06
50.012 Significan
t H6
Performance Avoidance
Goals0.02
70.443 Insignifica
nt H7
Mastery Goals0.08
60.014 Significan
t H8
Over All model0.67
60.011 Significan
t
Analysis