The following aspects of perception were measured to evaluate the learning experience: Motivation for the study, regulation strategies, interesting course material, task orientation, pleasure and interest, pleasure and interest in reflection, and usefulness.
We assume that the students who chose to participate have a special interest in reflection on professional matters.
During clerkships reflection was generally limited to a few scattered incidents on longer rotations, to one-on-one contacts with supervisors and to contacts with a few supervisors who were interested in reflection.
Three scales (interest and pleasure, interest and pleasure in reflection, and usefulness) of the intrinsic motivation inventory by Deci et al. (1994), translated into Dutch by Martens and Kirschner (2004), were included in the questionnaire.
"Sorry, I just don't find them attractive," with no interest in self-reflection to determine why, is a cop-out.
Beyond the Moores, their so-called girls, a few customers and residents of Beatty, particularly its Chamber of Commerce, which welcomes the brothel as a deterrent to crime and a source of revenue, "Angel's Ladies" shows no interest in the wider reflection of dispassionate expert opinions of prostitution in general or legalized prostitution in particular.
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The samples were illuminated in the area of interest with a halogen lamp in reflection or transmission.
Reduced media coverage and public interest in Iraq is a reflection of the success of the "surge" in creating the narrative of victory, which contrasts with the unacceptable bloody reality in the "new" Iraq.
This interest in science is considered a reflection of the Daoist emphasis on direct observation and experience of the nature of things, as opposed to Confucian reliance on the authority of tradition.
