n.
- Observation of one's own countenance or appearance.
- Examination of one's own thoughts or emotions.
self-observation
| Dictionary: self-ob·ser·va·tion |
(sĕlf'ŏb'zər-vā'shən)
n.
n.
| Quotes About: Self-observation |
Quotes:
"Observe all men, thyself most."
- Benjamin Franklin
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