| 词汇 | example_english_self-reflection |
| 释义 | Examples of self-reflectionThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. Hypoactivity within this area while deluded subjects determine self-relevance suggests that such decisions are made in the presence of impaired self-reflection. Thinking about thinking: integrating self-reflection into an academic literacy course. Critical self-reflection becomes more feasible when one writes from a perspective of gradual empowerment and social transformation. The core categories found in this data were knowledge, listening skills and characteristics with sub categories of interpersonal skills, self-reflection and attitudes. The authors suggest this underlies impaired self-reflection in the persecutory deluded state. Those forms of philosophy at home with history and self-reflection were hugely advantaged by the retreats made by those who placed themselves above the battle. Abnormalities of cingulate gyrus activation while determining self-relevance suggest impaired self-reflection in the persecutory deluded state. Introspection or self-reflection is quite different from reflective function as the latter is an automatic procedure, unconsciously invoked in interpreting human action. Given this lack, we have tied the strands of resilience that deal with self-reflection, insight, and meaning making to well-researched sequences of development. As with the consumer-based subjectivities, practices of self-reflection and selfimprovement are promoted. Thus, rather than a threshold concept, the better notion entails career-long work to enhance/develop relevant capabilities, transformations that require continued self-reflection. However, when artists are willing to discuss their work, readers have access to the kind of private self-reflection that can be so illuminating. The first development is toward learner autonomy through self-reflection. The researchers report positive results of self-reflection through video material for trainees (teachers). Surely there is scope to enrich this area of work by guided self-reflection, rather than observing old people as if they were pre-lingual infants. The book fails to acknowledge the potential for self-reflection on age and ageing from therapists who are themselves growing old. Even the mention of melancholy, which might be linked by listeners to the act of self-reflection, is omitted here. From this perspective, autonomy is not grounded in substantive individual identities, but in identities that become individual through narratives involving self-reflection and self-thematization. Several libraries-worth of intellectuals' self-reflection are on display here. Common to their approaches is their encouragement of individual self-reflection on the life that has been lived, and is yet to come. For her, the opportunity for self-reflection was the best aspect of her life. However, the educational context of the exercise focused students' attention on the implications of their performance of this specific material and also encouraged wider self-reflection. But it also aims at encouraging self-reflection and selfcriticism amongst evangelicals themselves. Rather, a new post-liberal emphasis on process, self-help, self-reflection and discovery has emerged. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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