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Maslow and self actualization

Abraham Maslow discusses the dimensions of self-actualization and elaborates on recent research and theory related to honesty, awareness, freedom and truth.

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  • "Maslow & self-actualization"@en
  • "Maslow and self-actualization : an interview with Dr. Everett Shostrom"
  • "Maslow and self-actualization parts 1 & 2"

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  • "Abraham Maslow discusses the dimensions of self-actualization and elaborates on recent research and theory related to honesty, awareness, freedom and truth."@en
  • "Abraham Maslow discusses the dimensions of self-actualization and elaborates on research and theory related to honesty, awareness, freedom and truth."
  • "Summary: A discussion with Dr. Maslow on the characteristics of self actualization."
  • ""In Part 1 he addresses the personality dimensions of honesty, humor, social interest, love, awareness, efficient perception, freshness of appreciation, the peak experience and ethical awareness. In Part 2 he describes the dimensions of freedom, detachment, creativity, spontaneity, trust, life mission, autonomy and acceptance.""@en
  • "In this interview, Abraham Maslow, founder of the concept of Self Actualization, discusses what he found when he set out to study psychological health rather than pathology in humans. His study of a select group of exceptional people led to his theory of the actualized personality. In the first part we are privileged to hear Maslow describe the characteristics he found among his healthy subjects on the dimensions of honesty, humor, social awareness, efficient perception, freshness of appreciation, the peak experience and ethical awareness. In the second part he talks about the dimensions of freedom, creativity, and trust, among others."@en
  • "Le professeur Abraham Maslow précise les dimensions du concept d'actualisation de soi. Première partie: l'honnêteté vis-à-vis de soi-même (sens de l'humour; sympathie pour autrui, amour) et conscience du monde environnant. Seconde partie: liberté d'action et de sentiment (créativité, spontanéité) et confiance en soi et en autrui. Une jeune fille illustre ces différents comportements."

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  • "Maslow and self-actualization"
  • "Maslow and self actualization"
  • "Maslow and self actualization"@en
  • "Maslow and selfactualization"