Although often premised on contractual agreements, partnerships between services are ultimately built on relationships between people, with regular dialogue and an opportunity to reflect on behaviours crucial to understanding inter-relational issues.
If a dyad expresses no negative emotion when reflecting on behaviours like test questioning, or correct production sequences, eradicating test questions may not be a priority for therapy even if we, as analysts and therapists, perceive such behaviours to be problematic.
Focus group participants considered the course content to be valuable, which meant they actively engaged with it and could reflect on current behaviour and replace it with new behaviour – these are examples of coping self-efficacy and planning in action.
This is a pattern that is recognised in the behavioural science literature 30; it results from people having had an opportunity over time to reflect on their behaviour or for the environment to reinforce behaviours.
"But he felt there was, in his view, clear evidence that the women were speaking with credibility, that they should be believed, they were subject to behaviour that was distressing, that Chris Rennard should reflect on his behaviour and he should apologise and I think it is a matter of very real regret, to put it mildly, that, so far at least, he hasn't chosen to apologise.
Clegg called on Rennard to apologise and "reflect on his behaviour".
"He agreed to take some time away from the show to reflect on his behaviour.
Nick Clegg, the Lib Dem leader and deputy PM, called on Rennard to apologise and "reflect on his behaviour".
"It's not a public information film, but maybe it might make a man in a pub reflect on his behaviour.
Part of Cruise's delayed damage-limitation campaign in recent times has involved returning to The Today Show to reflect on his behaviour.
When Brand appears on an edition of The Jonathan Ross Show to be screened on ITV on Saturday, the pair reflect on their behaviour and say that it has brought them closer.
