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A common issue that pertains to many teens in science fiction is <u>Self Knowledge.</u>
<h3>What does "self knowledge" mean?</h3>
The term "self-knowledge" in psychology describes the information a person utilizes to respond to the inquiry, "What am I like?"
To construct the answer to this issue, self-knowledge demands ongoing self-awareness and self-consciousness (which is not to be confused with consciousness). Although chimpanzees and young babies show some signs of self-awareness and agency/contingency, it is not believed that they also have self-consciousness.
At a higher level of cognition, along with an increase in self-awareness, the capacity to ask "What am I like?" and receive a self-knowledge response—self-knowledge having some limitations due to the complexity and limitations of introspection—arises.
As a result, many adolescents are drawn to self-awareness, which is also a recurrent motif in science fiction.
For more information on Self Awareness, refer to the following link:
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Answer:
a doctor
Explanation:
Because a doctor knows the right procedure
Answer:
True, it is easy to get lost while exploring different resources for research. This consumes more time that could have been productive in other areas.
In other to overcome this, there is SIFT developed by Mike Caulfield which informs someone on how to stay focused and productive while doing the research.
They include:
1. S - Stop to check yourself and the task which you are going to embark on
2. I - Investigate the source of the resources with regards to the approach of the resources to the topic you are working on, its reputation from other souces, authors authority on that field as well as if there is any conflict of interest between the author, its projects and the funding organization.
3. F - Ensure to find better coverage of the topic you are working on. And, lastly,
4. T - Trace claims, quote and digital media information back to the original source.
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