Maslow believed that self-actualizers
A)frequently engage in wishful thinking.
B)are relatively indifferent to external reality.
C)are poor observers of others.
D)have little tolerance for ambiguity.
E)None of the above is correct.

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None of the options presented accurately reflect Maslow's beliefs about self-actualizers. Maslow believed that self-actualizers were in touch with reality, were keen observers of the world around them, and had a high level of tolerance for ambiguity. Additionally, he believed that they were less likely to engage in wishful thinking and more likely to embrace reality as it is.

Maslow Believed That Self-Actualizers