This work defines three levels of "creativity" and cites the example of a man who knows he hates oysters but has never tried them in a section that addresses balancing the need to know with the fear of knowing.  Another section describes the dangers of "B-cognition" which can make actions impossible.  This work's discussion of "peak experiences" offers an alternate take on one of its author's key ideas and it sets out a c
This work defines three levels of "creativity" and cites the example of a man who knows he hates oysters but has never tried them in a section that addresses balancing the need to know with the fear of knowing.  Another section describes the dangers of "B-cognition" which can make actions impossible.  This work's discussion of "peak experiences" offers an alternate take on one of its author's key ideas and it sets out a checklist of the characteristics that define healthy humans including "more openness to experience" and "the ability to love."  This work, which also features a chapter on the value of existentialism, ends with an appendix that asks, "Is a normative social psychology possible?" and is an elaboration of ideas its author previously presented in Motivation and Personality.  For 10 points, identify this work that outlines how human beings can become self-actualized, a work by Abraham Maslow.
This work defines three levels of "creativity" and cites the example of a man who knows he hates oysters but has never tried them in a section that addresses balancing the need to know with the fear of knowing.  
Toward a Psychology of Being