At least in some cases, these can be tempered when we reflect explicitly on key features of cases, and our initial responses can be revised in light of these reflections, together with reflection on general principles.
Although these accounts are nuanced and recognize the role of emotion in critical reflection, none explicitly treat emotions as necessary conditions of autonomy.
If a natural theory of truth like T PA) below is added, however, it is no longer necessary to postulate the global reflection principle explicitly, as theories like T PA) prove already the global reflection principle for PA.
But Reflection is explicitly designed for inner spaces; it offers a vast netherland where you're cushioned from the outside world and have time to deal with yourself.
Both implementation and employee participation in ethics reflection needs to be explicitly requested by the manager.
For example, a curriculum scan would provide insight if there is training which explicitly addresses reflection around one's own prejudices or cultural values.
Metallic gratings with very deep and narrow grooves are fabricated and their reflection spectra are characterized, which explicitly show high-order standing-wave-like resonances of surface plasmons in the cavity of nanogrooves.
Data show that reflection also occurred, although less explicitly, as a response to pre- and true-performance triggers as conceptualized by Schӧn's model of reflective practice [ 49].
The personal learning process, based on learning objectives, the subjects brought up for discussion and eight reflection reports What the student explicitly learned from peers Personal findings with regard to cooperation in the group and with the coach Learning objectives for the next period in the peer meetings or for working in professional practice.
In this work, the multiple reflections and uncertain reflectivity of water bottom are explicitly modeled.
