maslow proposed a need to develop ones potential and be the best one can be which he called a self…

maslow proposed a need to develop ones potential and be the best one can be which he called a self - actualization. b self - esteem. c self - concept. d self - image. question 10 psychiatrists differ from psychologists in that psychiatrists a are physicians with a specialization in abnormal behavior and psychotherapy. b are extensively trained in the theories and techniques of sigmund freud. c are generally more eclectic than psychologists. d have a masters or ph.d. degree with special training in psychological theory and research methods.

maslow proposed a need to develop ones potential and be the best one can be which he called a self - actualization. b self - esteem. c self - concept. d self - image. question 10 psychiatrists differ from psychologists in that psychiatrists a are physicians with a specialization in abnormal behavior and psychotherapy. b are extensively trained in the theories and techniques of sigmund freud. c are generally more eclectic than psychologists. d have a masters or ph.d. degree with special training in psychological theory and research methods.

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  1. First question: Maslow proposed the concept of self - actualization as the need to develop one's potential and be the best one can be. Self - esteem refers to one's feelings of self - worth, self - concept is the overall perception of oneself, and self - image is how one sees oneself.
  2. Second question: Psychiatrists are medical doctors (physicians) who specialize in abnormal behavior and psychotherapy. Psychologists typically do not have medical degrees. While some psychologists may study Freud's theories, it is not a defining difference. Eclecticism is not a key differentiator, and having a Master's or Ph.D. in psychological theory and research methods is characteristic of psychologists, not psychiatrists.

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  1. A. self - actualization
  2. A. are physicians with a specialization in abnormal behavior and psychotherapy