Question

Maslow most clearly interjected his own personal values into his study of self-actualized individuals by: selectively studying people with qualities he admired selectively studying people with qualities he admired interpreting their flattering self-descriptions as a self-serving bias interpreting their flattering self-descriptions as a self-serving bias overemphasizing the value of their loyalty to cultural norms overemphasizing the value of their loyalty to cultural norms using projective tests to assess their motives

Answer 1

The correct answer is ''selectively studying people with qualities he admired.''

Step-by-step explanation:

Abraham Maslow was an American psychologist from the humanistic perspective, as far as psychological currents are concerned. Maslow believed that people develop through various levels towards their full potential. By studying people whom Maslow considered to be self-actualizing, psychologically healthy people were independent and self-accepting, had few conflicts, and could enjoy both leisure and work. Maslow discovered the 15 Essential Traits behavior, typical of individuals capable of dealing with intelligence, understanding and will, all kinds of situations in their daily life. According to Maslow, self-actualization is the ultimate achievement of the satisfaction of human needs. It is the development of human potential, self-acceptance, strengthening spirituality, knowledge, good interpersonal relationships and living under the concept of happiness. He considered that every human being was capable of achieving his own self-realization having previously satisfied his basic needs, which he exposed in his famous hierarchy of needs.