M12 Leadership and management topics could also be taught by analysing and reflecting on actual mistakes at all levels, but concerns were raised about whether the information generated could be handled, particularly if it raised whistleblowing issues.
The study addresses past study limitations by examining expert supervisors and their supervisory interactions, by reflecting on actual supervision sessions, and by using dyadic analysis of the supervisory pairs.
"I don't think the money is going to reflect on my actual life," he said.
In their anxiety, it might be helpful if, instead of tweeting out wild and fanciful accusations about wiretapping at Trump Tower, they were to reflect on the actual engineering of the surveillance state and the much wider dangers to liberty and due process it poses.
This audiovisual installation provides time and space to reflect on the actual event which happens on the same ground.
We wonder whether or not we deserve to be here, whether or not we're good enough, and in order to squash that niggling fear, we work harder, sleep less, and neglect to reflect on the actual basis of our insecurity - our lack of a clear vision for our lives.
This benefit of the DN model (compared with the BB model) is that it makes it possible to reflect on the actual situation.
In order to avoid socially desirable answers as much as possible, they were explicitly asked to reflect on their actual experiences in their present situation in the hospital or specialty clinic.
Perception of what constitutes effective data transmission was found to be relatively low and this could be explained by the limitations to communication which health workers in poor resource settings face, and this is expected to reflect on their actual practice of data transmission.
A feature of this mixed-methods approach was that participants were shown summary data from the retrospective study pertaining to both their individual hospice and the full sample of hospices, allowing them to reflect on their actual practice in this area.
