Self-actualization refers to the highest level of psychological development, where individuals fulfill their potential and achieve personal growth. It is characterized by a sense of purpose, autonomy, and a desire for personal fulfillment.
Related terms
Sociocultural perspective: This term refers to understanding human behavior by considering cultural and social influences. It emphasizes how societal norms, customs, and values shape individual experiences.
Cultural identity: Cultural identity represents an individual's sense of belongingness or connection to a particular cultural group. It includes shared beliefs, traditions, values, and behaviors that influence one's sense of self.
Social norms: Social norms are unwritten rules or expectations that guide behavior in a given society or group. They dictate what is considered acceptable or appropriate behavior within a specific cultural context.
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