"reflective response" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you need to express a thoughtful and considered reaction or response to something. For example, "After reading the article, I had a reflective response which made me think more deeply about the topic."
A charter of reflective response is suggested.
Some methodologies and methods to promote reflective response are discussed.
Usefulness of a reflective response and disaster risk reduction are also explored.
The reflective response to "La Rafle" may mean that France can finally see its abnormal past in a normal way.
Evaluation / Assessment: Students will be evaluated based on participation in class and group discussions, thoughtfully researched and created public service announcements, and reflective response papers.
Press had every right to be angry and anxious, but she wrote a reflective response on her blog after the defeat.
They also tend to prompt yes or no answers (or no response at all) rather than more nuanced, reflective responses.
And we asked ourselves about it tacitly every single day of this course when we thought about the difficulty, or perhaps impossibility given our complexity, of reconciling our intuitive and reflective responses and reaching what Rawls calls reflective equilibrium.
As well as angry outpourings, the film elicited a swathe of reflective responses on the best way to communicate action on climate change, including several posts on psychology and climate change.
The report also went on to describe other, more reflective responses, which had focused on effective communication, psychology, satire, and ways of engaging with various audiences over climate change.
The focus group also highlighted the contribution of reflective responses to positive learning experiences.
