1) Achievement motivation is the inclination of an individual to accomplish unique goals in a competitive situation, and McClelland's research showed it can be developed through training programs. 2) McClelland conducted an experiment in Kakinada, India where he provided achievement motivation training to 52 business people and industrial workers, and observed that they performed better economically after two years compared to untrained peers. 3) People with high achievement motivation set moderate and realistic goals, seek responsibility and feedback on their performance, and have a strong desire to accomplish tasks through their own efforts.