Describe the Strengths and Limitations That Attachment Theory Brings to the Study

question 15

Essay

Describe the strengths and limitations that attachment theory brings to the study of intimate relationships.

Differentiate between self-actualizers and others in terms of motivation, characteristics, and behaviors.

Comprehend the theoretical distinctions and applications of self-determination theory.

Acknowledge the influence of childhood experiences and metapathology on adult self-actualization according to Maslow.

Grasp the significance of cognitive needs within Maslow's broader theoretical framework.

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Definitions:

Duty

What one ought to do, whether by virtue of his or her place or position in society (in Plato or Aristotle, for example) or by virtue of rational moral principles (as in Kant).

Obligation

A duty or commitment that one is bound to by law, promise, moral principles, or social custom.

Social Contract

A theory in political philosophy suggesting that the legitimacy of authority comes from an implicit agreement between the governing and the governed.

Legitimacy

The general belief that a rule, institution, or leader has the right to govern or dictate.