Self-actualization is the outcome of several skillfully aimed life lessons that have all come together in full circle, where a well rounded individual possessing flawless character traits and chooses to express them accordingly because they understand the validity of human potential on all levels. One must look beyond the vast majority of reasoning, for most people don’t reason on a level past their own needs. Deci et al describes one who is self actualized as one who understands his “basic psychological needs, the needs for competence, autonomy, and relatedness ”(2013). Self determination theory depict three autonomously motivated behaviors fundamentally vital to an integrated sense of self and a respectfully functioning being, they are intrinsically
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In other words it is the parents utmost responsibility to foster a loving and learning environment where a child can grow into his utmost full potential, otherwise they are fostering detrimental framework that will not lead to a solid foundation for any child to grow upon. Examination into the process of need substitutes in the form of extrinsic aspirations. Specific research has demonstrated that when one’s autonomy need is impeded upon by daft and demanding parents or by parents who are low in autonomy support, they have a tendency to place strong preference on the extrinsic aspirations or life goals for wealth, fame, and image, relative to intrinsic ones for growth, relationships, and community (2013). Luckily there is the school system to help foster a learning environment in which children can learn the meaning of self betterment. Of course unless one is at those moments when the schooling systems are structured in ways that tend to make all students somewhat controlled in their motivation (2013). By some masterful combination one must overcome adversity and reflect upon themselves as an individual yet as a part of a whole working community. Yet by all truths one must decide all circumstances as life learned lessons, no …show more content…
The theory states that the social contexts that support basic needs will maintain intrinsic motivation, facilitate fuller internalization of extrinsic motivation, and promote integration of the regulation of people’s emotions, thus supporting people’s overall autonomy as well as the enhanced performance and well-being outcomes that are associated with autonomous functioning (2013). Without such support one is left to their own devices, falling prey to the joys of life yet never truly understanding one 's own existence. One can only hope that teaching and virtues overcome human nature, and that lessons learned get passed along through generations. For as time progresses more obstacles are made for man to overcome and prove themselves to be self-actualized, “a fluid process, that is not fixed or static in entity”
In other words it is the parents utmost responsibility to foster a loving and learning environment where a child can grow into his utmost full potential, otherwise they are fostering detrimental framework that will not lead to a solid foundation for any child to grow upon. Examination into the process of need substitutes in the form of extrinsic aspirations. Specific research has demonstrated that when one’s autonomy need is impeded upon by daft and demanding parents or by parents who are low in autonomy support, they have a tendency to place strong preference on the extrinsic aspirations or life goals for wealth, fame, and image, relative to intrinsic ones for growth, relationships, and community (2013). Luckily there is the school system to help foster a learning environment in which children can learn the meaning of self betterment. Of course unless one is at those moments when the schooling systems are structured in ways that tend to make all students somewhat controlled in their motivation (2013). By some masterful combination one must overcome adversity and reflect upon themselves as an individual yet as a part of a whole working community. Yet by all truths one must decide all circumstances as life learned lessons, no …show more content…
The theory states that the social contexts that support basic needs will maintain intrinsic motivation, facilitate fuller internalization of extrinsic motivation, and promote integration of the regulation of people’s emotions, thus supporting people’s overall autonomy as well as the enhanced performance and well-being outcomes that are associated with autonomous functioning (2013). Without such support one is left to their own devices, falling prey to the joys of life yet never truly understanding one 's own existence. One can only hope that teaching and virtues overcome human nature, and that lessons learned get passed along through generations. For as time progresses more obstacles are made for man to overcome and prove themselves to be self-actualized, “a fluid process, that is not fixed or static in entity”