The Process of Self-Actualization as Viewed from a Western Orientation

question 38

Multiple Choice

The process of self-actualization as viewed from a Western orientation   

• A)rests on collectivism, which affirms the value of preserving and enhancing the group as the main principle guiding social action. 
• B)emphasizes unity, unification, integration, and fusion. 
• C)is grounded in individualism, which affirms the uniqueness, autonomy, freedom, and intrinsic worth of the individual.    
• D)emphasizes cooperation, harmony, interdependence, the collective responsibility.

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Definitions:

Mob Violence

Acts of violence committed by large groups of people, often driven by social, political, or economic grievances.

Shawnee Leader

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Tecumseh

A Native American leader of the Shawnee who opposed the United States during the early 19th century, seeking to form a Native American confederacy.

The Prophet

A person regarded as an inspired teacher or proclaimer of the will of God, often foundational in religious contexts.