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Read the following scenario and answer the question that follows.
Jordan is balanced emotionally, feels self-confident, and has met many of his basic goals in life. He is private about his thoughts on many things, but also has an active social life. His friends often describe him as a humorous and appreciative person. Jordan is always striving to better himself in mentally, emotionally, and physically.
Based on the information in the scenario, what can be concluded about Jordan?
According to Abraham Maslow, Jordan is striving to meet esteem needs.
According to Abraham Maslow, Jordan's personality is unstable.
According to Abraham Maslow, Jordan has not fulfilled the need for affection.
According to Abraham Maslow, Jordan is a self-actualized person.
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According to Abraham Maslow, Jordan is a self-actualized person.
Reason: He has met many basic needs, is emotionally balanced and self-confident, has meaningful relationships, and is actively striving for personal growth—key characteristics of self-actualization. The other options (unstable personality, unmet affection, or merely striving for esteem needs) do not fit the described traits.
Reason: He has met many basic needs, is emotionally balanced and self-confident, has meaningful relationships, and is actively striving for personal growth—key characteristics of self-actualization. The other options (unstable personality, unmet affection, or merely striving for esteem needs) do not fit the described traits.
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