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ASWB Advanced Generalist Sample Test

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Abraham Maslow identified basic physiological needs in his five-stage hierarchy of needs. Which of the following identifies the need of fulfillment of one’s unique potential?





Correct Answer:
self-actualization


abraham maslow, a renowned psychologist, developed a theory known as the hierarchy of needs. this theory suggests that human beings are motivated by a progression of needs that can be visualized as a pyramid. at the base of the pyramid are the most fundamental needs, which must be satisfied before higher-level needs become influential.

the first level of maslow's hierarchy includes physiological needs, such as food, water, warmth, and rest. following this are safety needs, which encompass security and protection from physical and emotional harm. once these basic needs are met, individuals can focus on fulfilling psychological needs, which are represented by the next two levels in the hierarchy.

the third level of needs is love and belonging, which involves emotional relationships like friendships, romantic attachments, and family bonds. above this, the fourth tier represents esteem needs, which include the desire for respect, self-esteem, and recognition from others. these needs focus on feeling valued and accepted by society.

at the pinnacle of maslow’s hierarchy is self-actualization. this final level represents the fulfillment of one’s unique potential and the realization of personal growth and self-fulfillment. self-actualization is achieved when individuals reach a state where they are exploiting their talents, capabilities, and potentialities fully. it is not just about achieving goals but involves a continual process of becoming more and more what one is capable of becoming.

thus, when asked which of maslow’s needs refers to the fulfillment of one’s unique potential, the answer is self-actualization. unlike the lower levels of the hierarchy, which address deficiencies, self-actualization concerns psychological growth, self-improvement, and the pursuit of reaching one's full potential.


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