Incluye referencias bibliográficas (páginas 393-400) e índice.

Preface / by Bertha G. Maslow -- Introduction: A.H. Maslow / by Henry Geiger -- Part I. Health and pathology. -- Toward a humanistic biology -- Neurosis as a failure of personal growth -- Self-actualizing and beyond -- Part II. Creativeness. -- The creative attitude -- A holistic approach to creativity -- Emotional blocks to creativity -- The need for creative people -- Part III. Values. -- Fusions of facts and values -- Notes of being-psychology -- Comments from a symposium on human values -- Part IV. Education. -- Knower and known -- Education and peak experiences -- Goals and implications of humanistic education -- Part V. Society. -- Synergy in the society and in the individual -- Questions for the normative social psychologist -- Synanon and eupsychia -- On eupsychian management -- On low grumbles, high grumbles and metagrumbles -- Part VI. Being-cognition. -- Notes on innocent cognition -- Further notes on cognition -- Part VII. Transcendence and the psychology of being. -- Various meanings of transcendence -- Theory Z -- Part VIII. Metamotivation. -- A theory of metamotivation: the biological rooting of the value-life -- Appendices. -- Comments on Religions, values and peak-experiences -- Some parallels between sexual and dominance behavior of infrahuman primates and the fantasies of patients in psychotherapy -- Adolescence and juvenile delinquency in two different cultures -- Criteria for judging needs to be instinctoid -- Abraham H. Maslow: a bibliography.