Groopman is a thinker, a reflective actor.
And thus the show allows this reflective actor to think even more about "what's real," as he puts it.
Overall these findings suggest that the keys to developing health education materials that encourage CMV prevention behaviors include using strategies that 1) appeal to and involve the target audiences (e.g., personal narratives; images and actors reflective of the target population(s)); and 2) give the audience new information (in this instance, increasing their knowledge about CMV).
Existing techniques, such as those used in movies like The Polar Express, typically capture the motion of a live actor using reflective markers stuck to the actor's body and face.
The interior of the home seems to be reflective of the actor himself, oozing with character and charm.
In a long and reflective essay, the film actor warns that the US flag is in danger of becoming "a haunting banner of murder, greed, and treason against our principles".
This is not a controllable and plannable process, though, and goes beyond what is fully and consciously a reflective act, as the actor does not know what he or she is doing or causing.
Urdan appeared on Al Jazeera America TV last June, around the time he left Wells Fargo, to discuss for-profit colleges, and he seemed a bit more reflective, acknowledging that some industry actors had behaved badly.
New to the scene is Peter Weller — a fine actor, frightening and reflective, who was well used by Antonioni and David Cronenberg, though he is still best known for the jutting of his mandible in "RoboCop".
However, it is important to note that the approach implemented in this experience requires managers who are willing and able to engage with each other, be reflective and learn together across actor groups.
Videos that feature students as the sole or primary actors provoked the most reflective teacher responses.
