A man with a high need for Achievement is trying to decide between several investment opportunities. He is likely to select an investment with a

A) potentially small return but with relatively little risk of losing any money.
B) potentially moderate return but with a moderate amount of financial risk.
C) potentially huge return but with a significant possibility of losing a large amount of money.
D) guaranteed small return rate with absolutely no risk.

A person with a high need for achievement is often willing to take moderate risks in order to achieve their goals. This means they are less likely to choose option A, which has little risk but also little potential for reward. They may be hesitant to choose option C, which has a high potential for reward but also a significant possibility of failure. Option D does not align with their desire for achievement. Therefore, option B, with a moderate amount of risk but also a potential for moderate return, is the most likely choice for someone with a high need for achievement.