what did Maslov mean by self-actualization? is there any scientific evidence for self-actualization?

Question

i don't rely on the information provided in the net.i depend on the information provided in the works of Maslov.

Answer 1

Maslow meant that self-actualized people do not require other people to validate positive feelings about themselves and that they see the value in performing good works for the sake of doing good and helping others. It is akin to the Buddhist idea of Bodhisattva.
A person may not always act self-actualized, because we are only human, but we strive for the betterment of humanity and see that we rise to the top when we all rise to the top, however the top is defined.

Answer 2

Type this into a search engine, 'Abraham Maslow's Hierarchy of needs' I'm pretty sure some kind of useful link will come up.

Maslow's original definition of the term:
"The full use and exploitation of talent, capacities, potentialities, etc. Such people seem to be fulfilling themselves and doing the best that they are capable of doing."

Answer 3

would desire to this be an evolutionary function it is needed for the survival of a species with reason? it is authentic, yet not as DNA geared up in. fairly, that's the absence of any DNA that would desire to make us omniscient, it is the reason of our "function". not being omniscient, we could paintings, conflict, seek for to locate what we can not comprehend without the searching for.