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self-insight

self-insight Self-insight is a person’s awareness and understanding of their own subjective experiences, including their thoughts, feelings, and related mental processes.

Self-insight is a person’s awareness and understanding of their own subjective experiences, including their thoughts, feelings, and related mental processes. People differ in how much self-insight they have, and higher self-insight is linked in this source to richer understanding of words for abstract and emotional experiences.

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Drafting source: Xu Xu; Kang Chunyan; Guo Taomei. The Effects of Gender and Self-Insight on Early Semantic Processing. 2014; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0114421; article XML SHA-256 e2554ce29262fd7b8cc7a01116e62203361e692a6c207ec32d108b0c81f7cfd0. “The Effects of Gender and Self-Insight on Early Semantic Processing” (10.1371/journal.pone.0114421).
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