Examples of reflective

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Such exploratory and reflective processes create opportunities for ongoing evaluation.
Similar reflective discussions take place between pairs of trainees and between trainees and trainers.
What influences reflective interaction in distance peer learning?
Patterns of redirection suggest that professional development through reflective engagement results from a subtle interaction of personal, professional and institutional elements.
The book ends with reflective comments on the success (or otherwise) of their system.
A reflective composition process relating to cultural issues, however, potentially includes five stages.
A celebratory special issue is not proposed, but rather that several reflective and forward-looking contributions are published throughout the year.
Task-specific procedures are created as the starting points and outcomes of such reflective problem-solving processes are associated in memory, to create situation-action pairs.
The limited database on effective interventions to date is acknowledged and more reflective evidencebased future practice and service models are encouraged.
Accordingly, this justification holds that political liberalism is justified because it satisfies the criterion of reflective equilibrium.
Of course, both of these theories for grounding the reflective equilibrium justification for political liberalism depend on second-order theories with which reasonable people can disagree.
Upon analysis, the ideas of stability and reflective equilibrium can be combined to form two different second-order justifications for political liberalism.
The text's investigative nature and candid review of research should set readers on the path toward reflective practice.
To maintain a reflective stance towards one's own and others' minds, one also needs to be in appropriate forms of relation with oneself and others.
They are reflective of the preparation of tor tillas but not other maize products, and even then comales may be used only for reheating purposes.
In addition, the trajectory of acoustic change over time may also be reflective of competent development.
Autosuggestion probably increases this probability by priming the brain circuitry - presumably in prefrontal areas - that subserves self-reflective awareness.
Section 3 provides further illustration through the presentation of case studies employing reflective activity.
Opinions are often reflective of misinformation and superficial.
I think reflective practitioners of clinical medicine or clinical ethics should read this book.
Since the more codic (structuralist) thus is linked to the more reflective, 'embodiment' or 'lived experience' belongs to phenomenologists.
Abnormalities of parenting represent but one route to limitations on reflective function.
Modern contaminants are non-reflective, regardless of their transparency and colour, because they have not undergone carbonization.
All the structures described here are clearly reflective and organic in nature.
Towards computational tools for suppor ting the reflective team.
In order to begin to engage in reflective scrutiny a person must leave some beliefs as unreflective.
Consequently, such a reflective strategy would be impermissible.
The relation between maternal reflective function and parenting behavior.
Furthermore, in order to be more pro-active nurses need to be reflective.
The reflective log yielded richer material in greater volume than we anticipated, whereas the interview schedule was less productive than expected.
The reflective (ref) and social (soc) aspects of deliberation may lead people to re-frame a given decision problem in terms of a generalizable interest.
The exercise is related to a generic framework for reflective writing.
Despite a paucity of rigorous empirical investigation, 'reflective practice' has become focal in nursing education.
There are doubts raised about the benefits of structured models to implement reflective practice.
Others disagree with this view15'23 proposing that reflective practice 'does not, and indeed should not, lend itself to enquiry of a rationalistic form'.
His papers reveal that at times his public statements were markedly reflective of correspondents' letters received immediately before.
The success of this justification of political liberalism depends on whether the criterion of reflective equilibrium itself can be defended.
Two views about the relationship between reflective equilibrium and truth could support such a claim.
The task essentially becomes a metalinguistic, reflective task, which is only within reach for the most advanced children, namely the six-year-olds, and for adults.
Principles from phenomenography (awareness, reflective variation, and change) and hermeneutics (the class as a learning community) were used to build new pedagogic approaches.
In other words, music becomes another reflective screen, an elaboration of character and movement.
Each chapter has a series of reflective questions, teaching tips, suggestive tasks and a chapter summary.
After the completion of these modules, the participants took part in a reflective interview (10-20 minutes) which was recorded and transcribed.
By using such an all reflective design, no stretching of the pulse occurs.
Specifically, the article asks what is reflective engagement and to what uses do university faculty put reflective engagement over time?
In addition, inflammatory markers may represent important biomarkers that could be reflective of disease course and severity.
Advocacy and teaching of codes of conduct are helpful up to a point, but they cannot substitute for development of reflective, independent habits of mind.
Both act in a reflective and culturally determined manner.
What literature makes clear in its self-reflective moments is the following: language does not represent some content independent of itself.
Furthermore, the problematic moral implications of sceptical theism were recognized by reflective and sensitive religious people long ago.
He endeavors to justify the critic's move away from experience to a more reflective, and reflexive, stance.
Cities and other urban areas have always been centres of culture as well as being themselves the focus of reflective literary comment.
Such systems are comprehensive and also reflective when they refer to the system itself to explain any counter-argument.
The authors used backgrounds simulating a wide variety of spectral reflectances, spectrally reflective filters, and equal energy light.
Only big, important goals will, in reflective equilibrium, stand above the ever-present froth and allow the comparison to be anything more than a rough one.
Reflective equilibrium suggests that the current principles do not capture adequately this concern and hence a new principle of respect for communities is needed.
Ethics is the reflective process by which a particular cultural group's moral proclivities and choices are systematically interpreted, examined, and defended.
In contrast, implicit tasks provide instructions that engage subjects in a distractor task that is only indirectly reflective of the process to be examined.
Their excellent lively introduction, lyrical afterword and summaries throughout contribute to the reading process that is of necessity comparative and reflective.
Anti-discrimination measures are, of course, reflective of liberal values, many of which are in fact currently under attack.
As a theory, it has little to contribute to our reflective self-understanding of ourselves as agents of inquiry.
To be 'moral' in this sense is to be a reflective, independent agent who has a 'will to self-responsibility'.
If one approaches the problem historically, there is certainly the eighteenth-century sense of the term: self-reflective and self-centred critique.
Scores range from 0 to 60 (60 being the most reflective of depressive symptomatology).
Five variables reflective of psychosocial risk were included in the cumulative risk index.
However, the prereflective level and the reflective, conceptual level of knowing are not really comparable.
The other became increasingly critical and self-reflective, and tried to introduce a policy which was less prescriptive.
Empirical results as these - as a constitutive part of some sort of reflective equilibrium - are particularly useful for guiding future research, both theoretical and empirical.
Now the question should be: what part in this procedure of reaching toward reflective equilibrium is played by desire?
They thus develop deficits in emotional understanding, sense of self, reflective function, and understanding of social causality.
With this expansion in selfawareness and reflective capacity comes both increased egocentrism and concern with what others think.
Our goal will be to reach those affected by new medical problems, with short reflective articles.
As we discuss later, reflective writing and journaling may supplement small group discussion.
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