According to Maslow, your desire and ability to achieve to your potential is referred to as:
A) Determination
B) Self-determination
C) Self-expectation
D) Self-actualization

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Maslow referred to the desire and ability to achieve one's potential as self-actualization, which is the highest level of his hierarchy of needs. Self-determination is related to autonomy and the ability to make choices, but it is not the term Maslow used to describe the desire to achieve one's potential. Self-expectation is also not the correct term, as it refers to one's own expectations for themselves rather than their desire to achieve their potential.

According to Maslow, Your Desire and Ability to Achieve to Your