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private self-consciousness

private self-consciousness Private self-consciousness is a self-reflection trait involving attention to and examination of one’s own thoughts.

Private self-consciousness is a self-reflection trait involving attention to and examination of one’s own thoughts. In this study context, it refers to inward-focused reflection on mental life rather than on appearance or other people’s views.

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Drafting source: Raoul Lisa; Grosbras Marie-Hélène. Psychometric network analysis reveals how sensory processing relates to self-reflection traits in adolescence. 2025; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0335259; article XML SHA-256 41a981e93a687356d8c2d9f9bcd39e5fe97cfb99203bb19ebc649c5ad1be37dc. “Psychometric network analysis reveals how sensory processing relates to self-reflection traits in adolescence” (10.1371/journal.pone.0335259).
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