Only late in the development of the German Enlightenment, when the Enlightenment was near its end, does the movement become self-reflective; the question of "What is Enlightenment?" is debated in pamphlets and journals.
It is interesting to note that, within our sample of respondents, residents were spontaneously more reflective on the question of intra-professional collaboration than were their educators, particularly residents in internal medicine and psychiatry.
Early on, Bauer does begin to show a softer side, becoming reflective about the questions he is being asked.
Payers/cancer agencies consistently remark that recommendations from pCODR are timely, implementable, and reflective of the questions and issues raised during the review process.
Reflective faith and the question of entitlement From the perspective of reflective persons of faith (or would-be faith), the question of entitlement arises: are they rationally, epistemically even, morally entitled to adopt or continue in their faith?
In addition, at the end of each month, I get to respond to reflective questions on what worked or didn't work, in order to make the next month become strong month!
Pilate himself is generously portrayed: a tough, reflective Roman, troubled by the question of truth put to him by Jesus, and reluctant to demand his death.
It was not determined whether DSC pre and/or post-test median scores of 0.000 were reflective of participants skipping the question, or as a result of not having the anatomy/radiology knowledge.
Box 2 Reflective questions based on case 1, which might inform analysis of a student's own video-recorded consultations Which 'voices' can I identify as being present in this consultation?
Box 3 Reflective questions based on cases 2 and 3, which might inform analysis of a student's own video-recorded consultations Which 'voices' can I identify as being present in this consultation?
JD: Back to the reflective screen question.
