2. ____________ is understanding and recognizing processes that consciously as well as unconsciously take place within the own mind.Question 4Answera.Self-Reflectionb.Conclusionc.Argumentsd.Self-Management

3. Anthropology defines self-awareness as: a. to learn how to react to others, and to assume a variety of roles. b. develops the neural circuitry or hard wiring of the brain faster than with the children with less stimulation. c. is conceptualized much earlier by children sleeping with parents and are exposed to a variety of stimuli like touch and the like. d. all of the above

Which of the following statement describes self-awareness?Question 13AnswerA.A.    Ability to focus on yourself, your actions, thoughts or emotions aligning them with your internal standardsB.A.    Is being aware of what is happening in your surroundingsC.It is being curious of what other people are saying about you at workD.A.    Ability to connect with other employees at the workplaces

What is self-awareness?

5) what is self-realization?

Building self-awareness is a reflective activity. It is purposeful, requires energy, and focuses on a deep understanding of ourselves to achieve behaviour modification (Bagheri, Taleghani, Abazari, & Yousefy, 2019). It is also “a commitment to explore and not be afraid of what you might find” (Howatson-Jones, 2016, p. 129). How will reflection assist you to build self-awareness?