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Self Reflection

The document describes a 20-item self-reflection and insight scale (SRIS) that measures three components: 1) Engaging in self-reflection through questions about awareness of thoughts and feelings. 2) Need for self-reflection through questions about evaluating behavior and understanding thoughts and feelings. 3) Insight through questions about clarity of thoughts, feelings, and behavior. Subjects respond using a Likert scale to indicate their level of agreement with statements about self-reflection.

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Self Reflection

The document describes a 20-item self-reflection and insight scale (SRIS) that measures three components: 1) Engaging in self-reflection through questions about awareness of thoughts and feelings. 2) Need for self-reflection through questions about evaluating behavior and understanding thoughts and feelings. 3) Insight through questions about clarity of thoughts, feelings, and behavior. Subjects respond using a Likert scale to indicate their level of agreement with statements about self-reflection.

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Appendix 1: The Self reflection and insight scale (SRIS)

Self reflection and insight questionnaire: subjects respond on a likert scale as follows: Strongly agree, agree, neutral, disagree, strongly disagree 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 I dont often think about my thoughts 1 I am not really interested in analyzing my behaviour 2 I am usually aware of my thoughts 3 I am often confused about the way that I really feel about things 3 It is important for me to evaluate the things that I do 2 I usually have a very clear idea about why I have behaved in a certain way 3 I am very interested in examining what I think about 2 I rarely spend time in self reflection 1 Im often aware that I am having a feeling, but I often dont quite know what it is 3 I frequently examine my feelings 1 My behaviour often puzzles me 3 It is important to me to try to understand what my feelings mean 2 I dont really think about why I behave in the way that I do 1 Thinking about my thoughts make me more confused 3 I have a definite need to understand the way my mind works 2 I frequently take time to reflect on my thoughts 1 Often I find it difficult to make sense of the way I feel about things 3 It is important to me to be able to understand how my thoughts arise 2 I often think about the way I feel about things 1 I usually know why I feel the way I do 3

Items 1,2,4,8,11,13,14 and 17 are reversed. 1. Component a) Engaging in self-reflection

2. Component b) Need for self-reflection

3. Component c) Insight

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