Maslow believed that self-actualizers
A)are frequently self-critical.
B)hold extremely high standards of personal conduct for themselves and others.
C)are not burdened by undue anxiety or shame.
D)have a need to instruct,inform,and convert others.

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Maslow believed that self-actualizers are individuals who have fulfilled their basic needs and have achieved their full potential. They are not burdened by undue anxiety or shame because they have a deep sense of self-confidence and autonomy. Self-criticism and a need to instruct, inform, or convert others are not necessarily characteristic of self-actualizers. While self-actualizers do hold high standards for themselves, these are often based on personal values rather than external expectations. Therefore, choice C is the best answer.

Maslow Believed That Self-Actualizers