The extent to which a person has a strong desire to control or influence others is called the need for achievement.

The statement is "False".

Actually the extent to which a person has a strong desire to control or influence others is called "the need for power".

Need for power is a phrase that was presented by famous David McClelland in 1961, he was a psychologist. McClelland's reasoning was impacted by the spearheading work of Henry Murray, who initially recognized basic psychological human needs and motivational procedures.

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