Are self-conscious people?

Question

are self-conscious people more aware of who they are? are they more conscious of themselves? do their eyes see more than confident people?

Answer 1

I suppose self conscious people tend [not all] to be more shy and that results in talking less so they probably think a lot more about people and things whereas confident people tend [not all] to be more self absorbed because they feel good about themselves and possibly overlook others.

but also, i'm on the confident side, i'm very aware of myself, my bad and good points and i'm aware of other people around me and what there bad and good bits are.

i think confident people are more aware of who they are, hence the reason to be confident.

Answer 2

No, their thoughts are often distorted and focused on negativities.

Answer 3

I don't think so I think they are limited to what they see because they are so worried about all the small things that they can't see the bigger picture!!!

IDK just what I think!

Answer 4

no . .they're uncomfortable, at least i think they are. they're not okay with themselves. . meaning they don't know themselves and don't know how to appreciate themselves for the blessings they have so they don't really know themselves. . .at all.

Answer 5

Yes.

Self-conscious people are more aware of who they are because they are self-conscious.

That's why it's called being self-conscious.  

Answer 6

they judge, scrutinise and analyse more - they look too much into things. i guess it makes their judgement worse as they are focused on worrying about themselves and being paranoid which might make them less conscious of everything around them because they focus on the negatives. i think they still don't really know themselves properly (psychologically) although they may be more aware of their negatives and their character (how they deal with people/interact with others). their perspective will be skewered because of their paranoia but they will be thinking a lot, perhaps too much, and could understand themselves more.