In spite of a pre-reflective disposition toward dualism, an explicit argument for an agnostic attitude with respect to the ultimate constitution of reality, thus a form of epistemological idealism without any argument for ontological idealism, is also characteristic of John Locke (1632 1704).
The objectors say that the situationists rely on an understanding of character traits as isolated and often non-reflective dispositions to behave in stereotypical ways.
The development of metacognition, one aspect of CR, appears to differ between general experience and specific contexts of learning [ 59] and a recent study demonstrated that, although analytic decision-making was found to develop, reflective thinking disposition did not change in students as they progressed through an osteopathic program [ 58].
We developed the Self-Reflective Career Dispositions Scale (SRCDS) metric that is a self-report instrument to quantify these dimensions and qualify learners to embrace professional practices.
Neither is also transparent, explicit, and rigorous enough to capture the acceptable risk definitions and the various weights and scores that are reflective of the various values and ethical dispositions that the MAUT method provided.
There is a reflective characterization about Karen Miranda-Randa, a multifaceted, multi-layered disposition, which allows Miranda to paint these exceedingly emotive stories.
Given that dour national disposition, it's no wonder that Kurt Wallander, the reflective detective in Henning Mankell's probing series of police procedurals, becomes fixated on the vulnerable nature of modern society.
He could be calm and reflective, letting annoyances pass graciously or trying to temper someone else's bad disposition.
Westlund explains that the autonomy disposition requires "positioning oneself as always a potential member of a reflective or deliberative dyad" so that the psychological perspective of the autonomous agent "[points] beyond itself, to the position the agent occupies as one reflective, responsible self among many" (Westlund 2009, 35).
The best explanation for deeply reflective moral judgments may look quite different from the explanation for unreflective psychological dispositions we share with other primates, and there may be mixed explanations for much that lies in between.
