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• eddessaknight

  

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  Immediately on arising, notice how momentarily, we do not seem to really have cognition awareness of our selves???

  Also note all the the bathroom/bedroom mirrors surrounding to remind us ????

  Just Wondering......if any one else experienced similar.....
• eddessaknight

  

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  NOTA BENE:

  Re; Mirrors test, cognition reference; towards self awareness

  Infants who have similar red dots painted on their foreheads recognize themselves in a mirror in the same way that chimps do (but not dogs,) and they do this by about 18 months of age (Asendorpf, Warkentin, & Baudonnière, 1996; Povinelli, Landau, & Perilloux, 1996). The child’s knowledge about the self continues to develop as the child grows. By two years of age, the infant becomes aware of his or her gender as a boy or a girl. At age four, the child’s self-descriptions are likely to be based on physical features, such as hair color, and by about age six, the child is able to understand basic emotions and the concepts of traits, being able to make statements such as “I am a nice person” (Harter, 1998).

  By the time children are in grade school, they have learned that they are unique individuals, and they can think about and analyze their own behavior. They also begin to show awareness of the social situation—they understand that other people are looking at and judging them the same way that they are looking at and judging others (Doherty, 2009).

   

  ~EK
• eddessaknight

  

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  PS:

  Do polish Up the Mirror for first reality, smile  and hope you see a smile back!