The knowledge of one's own thoughts, feelings, and memories without the use of sensory organs is known as _____.

A) selective attention
B) direct inner awareness
C) regularization
D) countertransference

Direct inner awareness, also known as introspection, refers to the ability to be conscious of one's own mental states without relying on sensory input. Selective attention refers to the ability to focus on a particular set of stimuli while filtering out others. Regularization refers to the process of making something regular or consistent. Countertransference refers to a therapist's emotional response to a client, which can interfere with therapy if not properly managed.