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	Maslow suggests a "continuum of humanness." On one side dysfunction, on the other [[Full Realization]]		Maslow suggests a "continuum of humanness." On one side dysfunction and the [[Diminished Human Being]], on the other [[Full Realization]] and [[Full Humanness]].

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	Maslow suggests a "continuum of humanness." On one side dysfunction, on the other [[~~Fulll~~ Realization]]		Maslow suggests a "continuum of humanness." On one side dysfunction, on the other [[Full Realization]]

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			Maslow suggests a "continuum of humanness." On one side dysfunction, on the other [[Fulll Realization]]

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			Think of the great theoretical and scientific advantages of placing on one single continuum of degree or amount of humanness, not only all the kinds of sickness the psychiatrists and physicians talk about but also all the additional kinds that existentialists and philosophers and religious thinker's and social reformers have worried about. Not only this, but we can also place on the same single scale all the various degrees and kinds of health that we know about. plus even the health-beyond health of self-transcendence, of mystical fusion. and whatever still higher possibilities of human nature the future may yet disclose.<ref>Maslow, A. H. ''The Farther Reaches of Human Nature''. Viking, 1971. p. 31-2.</ref></blockquote>

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'''Full Humanness''' is a concept introduced by Maslow to help provide a normative view of human development. It refers to "the ability to abstract, to have a grammatical language, to be able to love, to have values of a' particular kind, to transcend the self...."Maslow, A. H. The Farther Reaches of Human Nature. Viking, 1971. p.28.

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