Choose an original example of a person (living or dead) who you think meets the criteria for self-actualization (in Maslow’s theory). Answer these questions about that person:   Who is this person?     Justify why you think this person is self-actualized.     Do you think this person proves or disproves the idea that lower-order needs must be satisfied in order to achieve self-actualization? Why?       How do you think self-actualization differs from need for achievement?

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