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Example:
I have low patience, I get more anger. I can get a way to overcome it by
sitting at peaceful place and thinking about it (SELF-REFLECTION).
Importance:
It helps you empathize better with others and opens your mind to
everything else around you, to be able to analyse often-challenging
situations so you know where to improve next time. Self-reflection
enables you to move from just experiencing, into understanding,
Encourages a level of self-awareness, Enables you to identify your
weaknesses as well as strengths. It also help to overcome all your weak
points.
Benefits:
• Self Acceptance. • clarity of thoughts .
Projection:
In the world of psychology, projection means unconsciously taking
away someone’s hidden emotions and feelings that they don’t discuss
and projecting them to someone else.
Now the question arises that why do people project? In my
opinion it is a defense-mechanism used by us humans to make our
own selves feel better.
EXAMPLES:
1: When someone comments on other that he/she is ugly.
According to psychological observation they do that because deep
down somewhere they are insecure about their own self.
BOTTOM LINE:
It is our human nature to protect ourselves from pain or negative
energies. Sometimes we use projection as a defense shelter for
protect when we are insecure and we can hurt someone else’s
feelings. So there should be time to take a look on what are you doing
and why are you doing it? This will help us become a better person
and not only this it will also heal our relationships with other people,
it can be your wife or your children or your colleagues.
INTROSPECTION:
(from two Latin words intra means “to look” spicere means “within”)
It was first developed by psychologist WILHELM WUNDT. In order to
understand mind Wundt believed that researchers needed to do more
than simply identify the structure and elements of mind. Introspection
is the examination or observation of one’s own mental and emotional
processes. It refers to the informational process of exploring one’s
inner life. As a tool it is a way of looking inward and examining our
thoughts and feelings.
How to be introspective?
Examples of introspection:
If you find that introspection is making you feel anxious or getting you
stuck in your thoughts, then you've gone astray. Take a step back and
try to remember to let thoughts come and go like clouds in the sky or
leaves in a river. Also, be careful not to judge yourself or your
discoveries. If introspection leads us to learn difficult things about
ourselves, it can be hard to stay objective. So if you're finding it to be
unproductive, seeking the help of a therapist may be helpful.
Criticism of Introspection:
The use of introspection as experimental technique was often
criticized .Practically introspection is limited in its use it is difficult to
use with children and impossible to use with animals.