Little (1991), for instance, uses 'capacity' instead of 'ability' and states that "autonomy is essentially a capacity for detachment, critical reflection, decision-making, and independent action" (p. 4).
And in a well-known characterization, Little (1991) describes autonomy as a capacity "for detachment, critical reflection, decision-making, and independent action" (p. 4).
Her reflection on decision making about RM illustrates her increasing uncertainty and the unexpected complexity of this decision: I think that it's something that you really do have to think long and hard about.
Thus, reflection of decision makers' hesitancy in information axiom has been better provided.
We discuss the implications of this framing of experience for design, particularly in the case of systems to support self-knowledge, wellbeing, behaviour change, reflection, and decision making.
This may be a reflection of decision heuristics, such as lexicographic preferences, or of 'randomness' in respondent behaviour, all of which may be associated with choice task complexity or fatigue [39,40].
Moreover, there seem to be cases in which by surrendering judgement on some matters one can secure more time and resources for reflection and decision on things that are more important, or with respect to which one has greater capacity for self-direction.
If indeed discontinuation were a reflection of decision avoidance, it would be helpful if fertility staff could contact couples after an adequate period of time with the aim of prompting patients for decision-making regarding compliance.
The necessity of immediate decisions in critical care often results in cases where, upon reflection, different decisions might be made.
General Kostelnik said NASA's quick release of a large amount of investigative data -- in sharp contrast with its actions in the days after the Challenger disaster -- was a reflection of decisions made by Sean O'Keefe, the NASA administrator.
