Growth and Achieving One's Potential Are Examples of Maslow's

question 60

Multiple Choice

Growth and achieving one's potential are examples of Maslow's:

• A)physiological factors.
• B)esteem factors.
• C)social factors.
• D)self-actualisation factors.

Discern the relationship between group cohesion, conflict resolution, and group size.

Describe the objectives and ethical considerations for conducting group exercises and activities.

Recognize the importance of leadership roles and responsibilities in fostering a conducive group environment.

Understand the significance and impact of reference groups in individual behavior and socialization.

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Definitions:

Basic Strength

Refers to the fundamental abilities or qualities that an individual possesses, which help in achieving success or overcoming challenges.

Adulthood

A stage of human development characterized by matured physical growth, psychological development, and the assumption of adult responsibilities and roles.

Wisdom

The quality of having deep knowledge, insight, and judgment, often acquired through experience and reflection.

Love

A profound, complex feeling of deep affection, attachment, and care towards someone or something.