Kurt Goldstein introduced this concept in The Organism, and it is accompanied by "peak experiences" seen in exemplary people like Frederick Douglas and Eleanor Roosevelt.
Eupsychia is the culture associated with this concept. It is characterized as "meta" or "being" unlike its related values which are denoted by the letter D, and unconditional positive regard is a prerequisite of it. Kurt Goldstein introduced this concept in The Organism, and it is accompanied by "peak experiences" seen in exemplary people like Frederick Douglas and Eleanor Roosevelt. Its most famous proponent summarized that "what humans can be, they must be" in Motivation and Personality. Often associated with transcendence and fulfillment of potential, it may lie below aesthetics but above esteem. For 10 points, name the highest level of Maslow's hierarchy of needs.
Eupsychia is the culture associated with this concept. It is characterized as "meta" or "being" unlike its related values which are denoted by the letter D, and unconditional positive regard is a prerequisite of it.
self-actualization [DU]