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Margarita [4]
3 years ago
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Connor is at the top of his class, has been accepted to his choice of colleges, and has a plan for the future. He gets along wel

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with others and is the go to person when his friends have problems. According to Maslow and the humanists, Connor is on his
way to
A)
self-awareness
B)
self-actualization.
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becoming extremely introverted.
D)
using defense mechanisms to get by.
failing because of external locus of control.
Submit
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Advanced Placement (AP)
1 answer:
alexandr402 [8]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

The correct answer is - <em>B) self-actualization.</em>

Explanation:

Within Abraham Maslow’s (1908 – 1970) theory of Hierarchy of Needs, <u>Connor is on the way to self-actualization, because</u>:

  • He is doing very well in his activities (<em>on top of his class</em>)  an have found the field that he is good at <em>(has been accepted to his choice of colleges</em>). It puts Connor on the initial stage of realizing his full potential.
  • He is content with his life choices and area of activities, which allows him to be supportive of others <em>(is the go to person when his friends have problems</em>). Conversely, if he was struggling and dissatisfied, he would not be able to help others.
  • Connor is <em>making plans for the future</em>, which is necessary to achieve the self-actualization bye realizing his full potential. For example, become successful surgeon.

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