According to Maslow, people who perceive their world more accurately than others tend to be characterized by immersion in the present and a lack of self-consciousness.

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Maslow's theory suggests that individuals who are self-actualized, or have reached the highest level of psychological development, often perceive the world more accurately and are characterized by living in the present and having a reduced sense of self-consciousness. This is part of his broader theory on the hierarchy of needs, where self-actualization sits at the top.

According to Maslow, People Who Perceive Their World More Accurately