From the books ... Alcoholics Anonymous (Big Book) and Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions (12 & 12)
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... appraisal.
12&12 p.54,
Step Four
2.
... appraisal.
12&12 p.89,
Step Ten
The emphasis on inventory is heavy only because a great many of us have never really acquired the habit of accurate self-appraisal.
3.
... appraisal.
BB p.76,
Into Action
4.
... appraisal, and
the admission of our defects ...
12&12 p.59,
Step Five
Hence it was most evident
that a solitary self-appraisal, and the admission of
our defects based upon that alone, wouldn't be nearly enough.
5.
... appraisal, how
you straightened out your past ...
BB p.94,
Working With Others
Outline the program of
action, explaining how
you made a self-appraisal, how you straightened out your past and why you are now endeavoring to be helpful to him.
6.
... appraisal insufficient.
BB p.72,
Into Action
7.
... appraisal, we
found we had been only ...
12&12 p.32,
Step Two
We supposed we had been serious about religious
practices when, upon honest appraisal, we found we had been only superficial.
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