Abstract
Abraham Maslow was a visionary who saw psychology as having great potential importance for management and organizational achievement. This article presents an overview of Maslow's life, together with a synopsis of his major concepts related to management theory. Maslow's unfinished projects are also highlighted, particularly his interest in methods of assessing self-actualization in the workplace. The author presents a new psychometric instrument for assessing self-actualization at work and offers empirical results with this instrument in Brazil. Finally, future avenues for research based on Maslow's unfinished legacy are discussed.
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Hoffman, E. (2004). Abraham Maslow’s Life and Unfinished Legacy. Japanese Journal of Administrative Science, 17(3), 133–138. https://doi.org/10.5651/jaas.17.133
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