From: Metacognition: How We Think About Thinking in Everyday Life
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Everyday activities like journaling and mindfulness can boost metacognition.

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Simple habits like writing down thoughts, reflecting on daily experiences, or practicing mindfulness help people become more aware of their mental processes. These activities encourage stepping back to observe how we think and feel. Over time, this can sharpen metacognitive skills, making it easier to regulate emotions and solve problems.

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