MATURE PERSONALITY according to A. Maslow
The author of the “pyramid of needs” believed that such individuals make up about 1% of the population and are an example of psychologically healthy people who maximally express the human essence.
1. A more adequate perception of reality, free from the influence of current needs, stereotypes, prejudices, interest in the unknown.
2. Accepting yourself and others as they are.
3. Spontaneity of manifestations, simplicity and naturalness. Compliance with established rituals, traditions and ceremonies, but approaching them with a proper sense of humor. This is not automatic, but conscious conformism at the level of external behavior.
4. Business orientation. Such people are usually not busy with themselves, but with their life tasks. They usually relate their activities to universal values and tend to view them from the perspective of eternity rather than the current moment. Therefore, they are all philosophers to some extent.
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The author of the “pyramid of needs” believed that such individuals make up about 1% of the population and are an example of psychologically healthy people who maximally express the human essence.
1. A more adequate perception of reality, free from the influence of current needs, stereotypes, prejudices, interest in the unknown.
2. Accepting yourself and others as they are.
3. Spontaneity of manifestations, simplicity and naturalness. Compliance with established rituals, traditions and ceremonies, but approaching them with a proper sense of humor. This is not automatic, but conscious conformism at the level of external behavior.
4. Business orientation. Such people are usually not busy with themselves, but with their life tasks. They usually relate their activities to universal values and tend to view them from the perspective of eternity rather than the current moment. Therefore, they are all philosophers to some extent.
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