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What sorts of things does one "need to reflect on in order to function properly"?
As far as I can tell all non-human animals "function properly" without any reflection whatsoever.
No, no! I would say that other primates have broadly similar reflection capabilities, though smaller minds. Cetaceans too, probably. All mammals probably have some basic reflection capabilities - though it may be difficult to detect experimentally.
Some literal reflection:
"Who's That Strange Monkey in the Mirror?"