Maslow's Self-Actualization

Efficient Perception of Reality Acceptance of Self and Others Spontaneity Problem Centering Need for Privacy Autonomy Continued Freshness of Appreciation

Peak Experiences Identification with Humanity Deep Interpersonal Relationships Democratic Character Structure Strong Ethics Unhostile Sense of Humor Creativeness Resistance to Enculturation

Humanistic psychologist Abraham Maslow concluded that self-actualized people shared a number of common personality characteristics.

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