#self-examination

• Self-analysis — The act of self-analyzing or its result; a process of conscious, detailed, and systematic examination of one's own mental processes, emotional states, motives, and behaviors; introspection. In rare technical or medical contexts, it can also denote the execution of an automated diagnostic or chemical analysis procedure performed by a device on its own components or loaded samples.
• Self-contemplation — The act of self-contemplating and its result; a profound process of introspection, meditation, and inner analysis through which an individual examines their own thoughts, emotional states, psychological mechanisms, and self-awareness. This structural practice allows for achieving superior existential clarity and a detached evaluation of one's own identity.
• Self-examination — An examination that someone performs on their own person; a preventive clinical investigation carried out individually (such as palpation) or an inner critical analysis of one's own thoughts, knowledge, behaviors, and states of consciousness.
• Self-examination — The act of self-examining and its result; a methodical process through which an individual investigates their own body for the purpose of preventing medical conditions or critically analyzes their emotional states, thoughts, and knowledge.