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In the movement toward self-realization May calls the fourth stage the:
 
  a. autonomy of the self
  b. confrontation of self
  c. creative consciousness of self
  d. glorification of the self

Question 2

A major characteristic of existentialism is its focus on:
 
  a. phenomenological experience
  b. objective experience
  c. parts of objective and subjective experience
  d. simplifying complex human experience



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

a



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