'levels of reflection' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe the levels of thought or analysis needed to solve a problem or understand a concept. For example, "The professor asked us to engage in four levels of reflection on the novel before our next class discussion."
They are things we use, tolerate or begrudgingly accept, with varied levels of reflection and knowledge.
Lower levels of reflection were associated with heightened depressive symptoms at 1-year among boys.
Higher levels of reflection were protective among older but not younger children.
Nevertheless, the path forward is not pursued without error because the movement towards higher levels of reflection takes place unevenly.
Solar protection can be achieved using a wide range of coatings on glass, with varying levels of reflection, transparency and colour.
We conduct a laboratory experiment of self-serving deceptive behavior which combines two exogenously varied levels of reflection time with a cognition process about the deception opportunity.
Reflections were categorized on a "5 levels of reflection-awareness" scale using a specially designed rubric based on the accepted major theories of reflection, with level 1 representing the poorest understanding of reflection and level 5 representing greater understanding (Table 1).
It was tailored to the needs of a nursing programme (in Norway) as former studies showed that many students had superficial level of reflection in their reflective journals, few students applied knowledge to their reflections and some met unprepared in the guided reflection groups.
Objectives were to develop rating criteria for assessment of the students' level of reflection and to collect student evaluations of the reflective cycle components in the communication training.
Enabling your second-order desires to dominate is not about joylessly killing indulgence, Mr. Akst argues, but rather a way to act in concert with "your highest level of reflection" — your best self.
Such a high level of reflection and digression (let's not even get into the amount of literary allusion) might easily become too cerebral, but Marías's powerful awareness of indecisiveness and delusion is born not only of a speculative frame of mind but of a penetrating empathy.
