self-aware

Examples of self-awareness

self-awareness
He believes in nothing but himself, and is perfectly comfortable with this; his opponents are just as selfish, but lack his self-awareness.
Maltreated girls also were reported to display fewer situationally appropriate emotional displays as well as lower levels of empathy and emotional self-awareness.
But we should do this with self-awareness and recognize it as a rite of passage.
This exploration could extend the study of animal self-awareness and establish the relationship of self-awareness to other-awareness.
A behaviour is an action if self-awareness is its aim.
Fulfilment of this desire obviously counts as self-awareness.
The women's relationships with their children and grandchildren raised new self-awareness issues.
Most commentators endorsed the metacognitive interpretation while raising interesting questions about consciousness and self-awareness.
The volunteers referred to the personal gains, the self-awareness and empowerment that they gained, by involvement in the process.
But the self-awareness surrounding how one operates as a director/ teacher/trainer is not always as clearly present in these same manuals.
But, it is still conceivable that individuals with less self-awareness or less prefrontal cortex can distinguish self from other using the cerebellar signals.
However, as with the mobile, regions not specifically implicated in cognitive empathy or self-awareness are likely to have a great bearing on the function.
Recent examinations reveal that both self-awareness and empathy may have origins in the right hemisphere.
When reflexivity is defined in terms of self-regard or self-awareness, historians of the natural sciences might or might not take an interest in this practice.
Strategies for promoting therapeutic depth discussion were suggested and the importance of self-awareness and staff support emphasized.
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