The Humanistic Concept of Self-Actualization Refers to the Process of

question 90

Multiple Choice

The humanistic concept of self-actualization refers to the process of

• A)gaining and preserving a positive self-image
• B)realizing our full human potential
• C)believing that you can take the steps needed to achieve desired outcomes
• D)maintaining self-identity through self-consistency and congruence

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Definitions:

Reducing Sugars

Sugars capable of acting as reducing agents, having free aldehyde or ketone groups that allow them to reduce other compounds, commonly tested by Benedict's or Fehling's solution.

Ketose

A type of monosaccharide (simple sugar) where the carbonyl group is a ketone, found in several biochemical pathways.

Aldose

A type of carbohydrate that contains an aldehyde group as its carbonyl functional group.

Glycosides

Compounds formed from a sugar and another compound by replacement of a hydroxyl group in the sugar by another group.