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Current Biology, 2020 Many of us know about stretch reflexes from the doctor's office, when a physician taps the tendon near our kneecap to elicit a quick knee extension. This procedure is used as a diagnostic tool to determine the integrity of the spinal cord and the extension response it elicits may seem otherwise useless. In fact, the tendon tap taps into one aspect of a
Reschechtko, Sasha +1 more
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, 2014 The term reflexive is applied by traditional grammarians to an event or situation that “reflects” (“rebounds”) upon its initiator, typically when some internal argument of the predicate co-refers with its subject (e.g., English John pinched himself or John saw himself in the mirror).
Zribi-Hertz, Anne, Cohen, Dana
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Why and When Team Reflexivity Contributes to Team Performance: A Moderated Mediation Model
Frontiers in Psychology, 2020 Team reflexivity has gained popularity as a phenomenon of interest in team research, but mixed theorizing around the relationship between team reflexivity and team performance indicates that the relationship is not fully understood.
Mengxi Yang +5 more
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La réflexivité des professeurs des écoles stagiaires à l’aune de leur mémoire de master
Éducation et Socialisation, 2019 The concept of reflexivity becomes important in the sphere of formation. We analyze Master’s degree written by student primary school teachers. There seem to be three forms in that reflexivity.
Alain Garcia
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Contours in reflexivity: Commitment, criteria and change [PDF]
, 2010 This article examines the intellectual contours in calls to reflexivity in social research. In charting changes in these calls and their ideas on the role of social research in society, the article draws out lessons for future orientation.
May, T
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Aging and disease, 2021 Reflex seizures (RS) are epileptic events that are objectively and consistently elicited in response to a specific afferent stimulus or by an activity of the patient. The specific stimulus can be a variety of heterogenous intrinsic or extrinsic factors, ranging from the simple to the complex, such as flashing lights or reading a book.
Hanif, Samrina, Musick, Shane T
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De kracht van de gekleurde bril
Religie & Samenleving, 2020 It is a mainstay in the sociology of religion that the reflexivity that appears in religious pluralist societies has an impact on the religious identity of individuals.
Anneke Pons-de Wit
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The study of Relationship between Modern Communication Technologies and Religious Identity Reflexivity among the Youth, Tehran [PDF]
توسعه اجتماعی, 2017 The expansion of information and communication technologies (ICT) has given an active and mostly conscious and reflexive feature to the identity process by mass supply of social and cultural resources of identity, the extension of social relationships ...
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Ellipses : Cultural Reflexivity in Transactional Analysis Supervision [PDF]
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Siddique, Salma
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Australian Journal of Environmental EducationThis article critically examines the mediating role of teacher and student reflexivity in relation to promotional interest agents within the Global Action Programme on climate change.
Ganes Gunansyah +3 more
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