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According to maslow, what did albert einstein, mahatma ghandi, and eleanor roosevelt have in common?
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According to maslow, what did albert einstein, mahatma ghandi, and eleanor roosevelt have in common?

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All had achieved full self-actualization. According to Maslow's hierarchy of needs, self-actualization occurs when a person's potential has been fully realized and they have become the person they were inherently meant to be.
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