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Self-reflection

Self-reflection is the ability to witness and evaluate one's own cognitive, emotional, and behavioural processes. In psychology, other terms used for this self-observation include "reflective awareness" and "reflective consciousness", which originate from the work of William James.

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Self-reflection

Nodes62
Edges61
Triples14
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.032258
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Self-reflection

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related to Renaissance · 7
Self-reflection → Cogito, English, French, II, Je, René Descartes, Shakespeare's Hamlet
has impact · 2
Self-reflection → Individuals, When
related to Organizational development · 2
Self-reflection → According, Incivility
related to Psychotherapy · 2
Self-reflection → Mitchell Friedman, The
is a · 1
Self-reflection → ability to witness and evaluate one's own cognitive

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Self-reflectionis aability to witness and evaluate one's own cognitive0.90text
Self-reflectionhas impactWhen0.60section
Self-reflectionhas impactIndividuals0.60section
Self-reflectionrelated to Organizational developmentIncivility0.60section
Self-reflectionrelated to Organizational developmentAccording0.60section
Self-reflectionrelated to PsychotherapyThe0.60section
Self-reflectionrelated to PsychotherapyMitchell Friedman0.60section
Self-reflectionrelated to RenaissanceShakespeare's Hamlet0.60section
Self-reflectionrelated to RenaissanceII0.60section
Self-reflectionrelated to RenaissanceRené Descartes0.60section
Self-reflectionrelated to RenaissanceCogito0.60section
Self-reflectionrelated to RenaissanceFrench0.60section

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