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    Behavioural Science Assignment (Self Actualisation) 2

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    The document summarizes 10 characteristics of self-actualized individuals according to textbooks. Self-actualized individuals possess strong self-awareness, embrace their authenticity, and strive to fulfill their potential while demonstrating autonomy, creativity, compassion, empathy, morality, growth, and service to others. They have clarity on their values and pursue meaningful goals that benefit their community and world.

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    BEHAVIOURAL SCIENCE
    Name: Lorinda Yeboah Iddrisu
    Index: 3416220
    ASSIGNMENT: Summarize in not more than 2 sentences, 10
    characteristics of self-actualized individuals from a textbooks.

    A self-actualized individual is one who possesses a deep sense of self-


    awareness, embraces their authenticity, and strives to fulfill their unique
    potential while also demonstrating autonomy,
    creativity,compassion,empathy,strong moral values and a constant drive
    for personal growth and the well being of others. They have a clear
    understanding of their values and pursue meaningful goals that
    contribute positively to the community and the world at large.

     Self-awareness: A self-actualized individual possesses a deep


    understanding of their own, emotions, and motivations, enabling
    them to make conscious choices aligned with their true selves.

     Autonomy: They exhibit a strong sense of independence and


    personal agency, taking responsibility for their actions and
    decisions, and refusing to be solely defined by societal
    expectations or external influences.

     Authenticity: Self-actualized individuals are true to themselves,


    embracing their unique qualities, values, and beliefs, and living in
    alignment with their own principles rather than conforming to
    others' expectations.

     Emotional resilience: They have the ability to bounce back from


    setbacks and adversity, maintaining a positive outlook and
    managing their emotions effectively, allowing them to navigate
    challenges with composure and learn from experiences.

     Continuous growth: Self-actualized individuals are committed to


    lifelong learning and personal development, constantly seeking
    new knowledge, skills, and experiences that contribute to their
    growth and evolution as individuals.

     Purpose and meaning: They have a clear sense of purpose and


    meaning in life, engaging in activities that align with their values
    and contribute to the greater good, experiencing a deep sense of
    fulfillment and satisfaction.

     Empathy and compassion: Self-actualized individuals possess a


    high degree of empathy and compassion towards others,
    demonstrating an understanding of different perspectives and a
    genuine desire to help and support those around them.

     Authentic relationships: They foster deep and meaningful


    connections with others, cultivating relationships based on mutual
    respect, trust, and genuine connection, and valuing quality over
    quantity in their social interactions.

     Creativity and self-expression: Self-actualized individuals tap into


    their creative potential, expressing themselves through various
    forms of art, innovation, or problem-solving, and embracing their
    unique talents and ideas.

     Transcendence: They go beyond their individual self and


    experience a sense of interconnectedness with the world,
    recognizing the beauty and interconnectedness of all things and
    experiencing moments of awe, transcendence, and spiritual
    connection.

    REFERENCE:
     Coon.D. and Mitterer J.O., Gateway to Psychology,
    Wadsworth,U.S.A,2013
     Lahey B.B., Psychology: An Introduction, McGraw-Hill, Inc., New
    York, 2012

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