As I watched the film and reflected upon my discussions from 2006, I concluded that an air of defiance [often considered a disruptive trait] somehow fits the persona of many Airmen that I've flown and served with.
Re-entry CHWs recounted empathy for patients as they reflected upon unresolved deep frustrations from their own personal experiences following release from prison and their own retraumatization.
The process stage of the APOS Theory is where actions are repeated and reflected upon, the individual moves from relying on external clues to having internal control over them (Arnon et al., 2014, p. 4).
That is long overdue, and it speaks of both courage and persistence, but it offers no guarantee as to the quality of the result; the world is full to bursting of bad novels and even worse poems that sprang from — and reflected upon — conditions of clampdown and woe.
In our work that focused on the impact of a gender-transformative programme on gender ideologies, violence and HIV risks, some men reflected upon the pushback they received from their peers after receiving the intervention: What happened is that after the workshop, I met other guys in the village and had conversations with other men about what we had been taught.
Questions like these are reflected upon by scholars of religion and theology from Korea, Canada and Scandinavia.
A few more scenarios are played out and reflected upon.
The same limitation occurs during the resume development process, where it is practically impossible to effectively communicate our own professional achievements, responsibilities, and experiences to a third party via resume due to lack of perception, associated emotions, misunderstanding of the target audience expectations, and inability to reflect upon ourselves from an outside perspective.
The interviewees were encouraged to describe and reflect upon examples from their own practice.
Moreover reflecting upon the self from an egocentric first person perspective results in greater activation of the MPFC than reflecting upon the self from an imagined third person perspective (3PP 44.
