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

question 45

Multiple Choice

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

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

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Definitions:

Basic Bodily Requirement

Fundamental needs such as food, water, and shelter that are essential for survival.

Complex Behavior

Actions or conduct that involve multiple factors, including cognitive, social, and emotional components, making them more sophisticated than simple reflexes.

Homeostasis

The process by which living organisms regulate their internal environment to maintain stable, life-supporting conditions.

Constant Internal State

The concept of maintaining a stable, consistent internal environment in an organism, also known as homeostasis.