Self-actualized people, as described by Maslow, are LEAST likely to

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Self-actualized people typically have a high level of self-esteem that is not dependent on external validation and therefore do not experience defensive self-esteem. They are also likely to have a strong sense of identity, including their gender identity. While they may have a well-developed ego, they are not likely to have a strong superego as they prioritize their own values and individuality over societal or cultural norms.

Self-Actualized People, as Described by Maslow, Are LEAST Likely to