Aspects of social identity, self concept, self esteem, self functioning and gender aspects (part 9)
According to humanistic psychology, there is more to life than simply having all of your immediate needs met. Humanistic theorists maintain that people are not content when their immediate needs have been met.
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my.utm.223452017-09-11T06:27:09Z http://eprints.utm.my/id/eprint/22345/ Aspects of social identity, self concept, self esteem, self functioning and gender aspects (part 9) Yahaya, Azizi L Education (General) According to humanistic psychology, there is more to life than simply having all of your immediate needs met. Humanistic theorists maintain that people are not content when their immediate needs have been met. 2012 Teaching Resource NonPeerReviewed application/pdf en http://eprints.utm.my/id/eprint/22345/1/ASPECTS_OF_SOCIAL_IDENTITY_PART_9.pdf Yahaya, Azizi (2012) Aspects of social identity, self concept, self esteem, self functioning and gender aspects (part 9). [Teaching Resource] (Unpublished) |
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