self-recognition

Self-recognition is the key to change, to throwing off these barriers to further our growth.

A moment of self-recognition silenced her, and she glanced away, then back at me.

A bleak smile touched his lips in a moment of self-recognition.

Similar tests by Emory scientists showed some self-recognition among elephants.

It does not differ at all throughout the cosmos except in degree of self-recognition.

There was also very commonly a certain confusion of the intelligence, a difficulty in self-recognition.

"And I knew that chimps showed self-recognition in a mirror or a photograph," he added.

This test is widely cited as the primary measure for mirror self-recognition in human children.

Behavioural studies have demonstrated that they are capable of self-recognition in mirrors.

However, our change of consumption is constructed with self-comparison and self-recognition.

Chimpanzees have been shown to do just that, and they also demonstrate signs of self-recognition.

First, we'll examine self-recognition, which some consider a herald of self-awareness.

Cunningham's stats about self-recognition in primates: those too are real.

Mirror self-recognition is often regarded as a touchstone of self-awareness.

Findings suggestive of self-recognition in mammals other than apes have been reported.

In a town where self-recognition is an art form, Hollywood is afraid that some of its stars are not receiving enough attention.

It appears that self-recognition in mirrors is independent of familiarity with reflecting surfaces.

Surely there had to be one first single moment of self-recognition, and surely it would always seem absurd.

Self-recognition in the bottlenose dolphin: A case of cognitive convergence.

And it is too facile to laugh at him at the expense of self-recognition.

If test subjects marked with a dye go to the mirror and examine the mark, they are believed to exhibit self-recognition.

Behind his instant rage, Darragh felt also an instant self-recognition.

"So if they showed self-recognition, they were likely to show contagious yawning."

What is most interesting then, is the evolutionary appeal that arises with the concept of self-recognition.

She has done work in mirror self-recognition of such animals, as well as in elephants.