"coawareness" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1997, Frank W. Putnam, Dissociation in Children and Adolescents, page 302",
          "text": "As time passed, Reginald began to acknowledge experiences of disruption in the temporal continuity of the game. He also gained a measure of coawareness of “Reggie” and other alter personality states, and began to accept that their behavior was his behavior.",
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          "text": "Takakura's certainty of God's eternal affirmation and love is bound to his co-awareness with Paul and Luther of the self's crisis of death accompanied by the Self's actualization.",
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        "Joint awareness; the condition of being aware with, or of, somebody else."
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