Rather than stating an argument explicitly, McClelland tells a series of interlocking stories. Which of the stories (or strands of a story) do you find most effective? Why? Which do you find least...

Rather than stating an argument explicitly, McClelland tells a series of interlocking stories. Which of the stories (or strands of a story) do you find most effective? Why? Which do you find least compelling? Why? Are they all necessary? Why or why not?