When you stop and deliberately ask yourself questions about what you are accomplishing,what you are not accomplishing,what is standing in your way,and how you feel about it,you are practicing ______.

A) self-goal setting
B) self-observation
C) self-cueing
D) self-correcting feedback

When you stop and deliberately ask yourself questions about your progress and obstacles, you are practicing self-observation. Option A (self-goal setting) involves setting specific objectives and creating action plans to achieve them. Option C (self-cueing) involves using a particular stimulus to trigger a specific response, such as using an alarm to remind you to take medication. Option D (self-correcting feedback) involves assessing the outcomes of your actions and adjusting your behavior accordingly. While all of these strategies can be effective, self-observation is the most applicable to the scenario described in the question.