Although we tend to reflect almost automatically, Boud et al. (2013) believe that conscious reflection enables us to bring unconscious thinking and feelings into the light of awareness, which enhances learning.
But our waking life may involve less conscious reflection than we suppose.
Because of its incompatibility with conscious thoughts or conflicts with other unconscious ones, this material was normally hidden, forgotten, or unavailable to conscious reflection.
These are women who work, and the places where they choose to network and hammer out deals are a conscious reflection of their professional strategy.
For example, this year's Armenian pavilion is a conscious reflection on the centenary of the 1915 genocide in Turkey; while Iraq's presentation includes a room of delicately ferocious drawings of severed heads by young artist Haider Jabbar, who trained at the Baghdad Academy and who now lives in exile in Turkey.
Instead she forms her belief that the bag is a fake Louis Vuitton without any conscious reflection.
I may form an immediate judgment, without any conscious reflection, that what they are doing is wrong.
Participant comments for REJECT are given in (8) to (10), suggesting a conscious reflection of the conflict between semantic and syntactic interpretations.
A challenge when designing games for learning is to balance flow with moments of conscious reflection for learning (Kiili and Lainema 2008; Mayer and Johnson 2010).
Paradoxically enough, conscious reflection can get lost in the action itself, which is why such an action can be described as partly explicit and partly tacit.3.
It requires some knowledge of the ideational and material circumstances in which our action is embedded, since to act rationally is to act on the basis of conscious reflection about the probable consequences of action.
