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Self-Reflections

Scientific American Mind, 2006
Abstract This chapter claims that investigations into the nature of the self that do not consider the background conditions for being able to think thoughts such as ‘I am thinking’ or ‘I believe that p’, are bound to give a peculiar idea of selfhood. One can take neither the capacity for self-reference nor the unity of the self, as given;
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Ongoing Self-Reflection

American Journal of Speech-Language Pathology, 2008
PurposeTo suggest that ongoing self-reflection sharpens clinical performance.MethodThis is an amplifying, affirming response to “An Existential Framework for Understanding the Counseling Needs of Clients” (C. S. Spillers, 2007).ResultsAttending skills improve as we increase self-awareness.ConclusionBy becoming increasingly aware of our beliefs about ...
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Healing through self‐reflection

Journal of Advanced Nursing, 2001
Healing through self‐reflection Background. Today, women have an enlightened view towards their life cycles, which is evidence of their healing potential. Women need to share their insights about their healing potential gained through self‐reflective processes. Their voices must be heard so that we can benefit from their collective wisdom.
K, Thorpe, J, Barsky
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“Self”-reflection by KIR

Blood, 2009
Abstract Significant debate exists over the proposed mechanisms by which NK receptor expression coordinates with the acquisition of function and titration of responsiveness, a process called NK-cell education. In this issue of Blood, Andersson and colleagues provide new insights into the mechanisms underlying NK-cell repertoire formation
Sarah, Cooley, Jeffrey S, Miller
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“Perpetually Self-Reflective”

The Counseling Psychologist, 2015
Twelve lesbians from various locales throughout the United States were interviewed regarding their experiences as sexual minorities and daughters of mothers with severe mental illness (SMI). Using resiliency and intersectionality as theoretical frameworks, and consensual qualitative research as methodology, we identified six domains: (a) childhood ...
Carroll, Lynne, Tuason, Ma Teresa G.
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Video Self Reflection

HS Dialog: The Research to Practice Journal for the Early Childhood Field, 2019
The purpose of this research study was to analyze the teacher’s ability to utilize video self-reflection as a structured learning tool to enhance their teaching practice and CLASS scores. Research has demonstrated that teachers are better able to be self-reflective when provided with a framework (Calandra, Gurvitch, & Lund, 2008).
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Self‐reflective synergetics

Systems Research and Behavioral Science, 2002
AbstractAn attempt to critically analyse the claims of the theory of self‐organization of complex systems (synergetics) to the interdisciplinary generalizations and the universal efficacy of its models is made in the paper. The grounds for transfer of synergetic models to different disciplinary fields are under discussion. It is argued that synergetics
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Self-Reflective Helping

Journal of Human Behavior in the Social Environment, 2005
Empirical evidence suggests that postsecondary education for offenders within the Texas prison population is an effective means of reducing recidivism. This article is an interpretative essay attempting to understand these beneficial effects. It contrasts the naive interpretation of enhanced offender agency with Foucault's powers of normalization as ...
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