1. Human development
  2. Metamotivation

Metamotivation

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Self-actualizing individuals, namely those who are more mature and more fully human, are by definition already suitably gratified in their basic needs. Self-actualizing people do not (for any length of time) feel anxiety-ridden, insecure, unsafe, alone, ostracized, rootless, unlovable, rejected, etc. They are therefore no longer primarily motivated by such basic needs but rather by higher motives and needs, termed metaneeds and metamotivations respectively.

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Database
Human development
Type
(H) Concepts of human development
Subject
  • Individuation » Individuation
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    Language
    English
    Last update
    Dec 3, 2024