Magnetic points for lifestyle shaping: the contribution of self‐fulfillment, aspirations, and capabilities

Paul Conrad Henry

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Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to examine the role of self‐fulfillment motivation in shaping lifestyles. Gewirth's conceptualization is delineated in which self‐fulfillment occurs when one's deepest aspirations and best capabilities are brought to fruition.

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