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How does the self-actualisation theory explain personality?
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How does the self-actualisation theory explain personality?
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The self-actualisation theory suggests that personality develops as individuals strive to achieve their full potential. It emphasises the role of personal growth, fulfilment and meaning in shaping personality.
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