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Quote by Abraham Maslow
The goal of psychology, in my view, is to find a richer way in which we think about ourselves.
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This describes psychology as a way to deepen and broaden our understanding of ourselves. A “richer way” suggests looking beyond simple labels or single explanations and considering the fuller complexity of human experience. The goal is not merely to describe behavior, but to help people think about themselves with greater depth and nuance.
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