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<span>Without </span>directions, and the ability to obey given instructions<span>, many unnecessary or unwarranted side effects may occur.
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The correct answer is Self Theories
When we are harmoniously integrated with our self, in normal situations that do not include extreme states of sensitivities such as mourning, we enjoy the uniqueness and stability of our personality. There is a common conceptualization of Jung for self, present in several works by researchers on the subject. In this definition, Carl Jung says that: "The self represents the goal of the whole man, namely, the realization of his wholeness and his individuality, with or against his will". “The dynamics of this process is the instinct, which ensures that everything that belongs to an individual life appears there, exactly, with or without the subject's agreement, whether he is aware of what happens or not”.
According to Hofstede's
Model of Culture, individualism is a worldview that societies value
personal freedom and self-expression and adhere to the principle that people
should be judged by their personal achievements rather than by their social
background.
Individualism <span>is the moral stance, political philosophy, ideology, or social outlook
that emphasizes the moral worth of the individual.</span>
