In this context, contemporary research stresses the plurality and relative malleability of human subjects as well as their ability to take reflexive stances on their current and past experiences.
In addition to cognitive impairment, schizophrenia is associated with oculomotor deficits, particularly in smooth pursuit (6) and the ability to inhibit reflexive eye movements when performing the antisaccade task (7).
The principle of aesthetization of communicative interaction of the subjects of educational process, based on the development of the ability to reproduce aesthetically-reflexive interaction between its participants, is one of the conditions of productivity of realization of personally-oriented model of the educational practice.
Third, this noticing, the ability to reflect and be reflexive, would assist leaders in the requirement to be highly politically savvy, sensitive to the continuously fluctuating power relationships between them and other people.
Consistent with the overlapping cognitive and behavioural features of CBS and PSP with FTLD, FTLD variants with frontal lobe damage are similarly impaired to PSP patients in their ability to withhold visually guided (reflexive) saccades on the anti-saccade task (Meyniel et al., 2005; Boxer et al., 2006 a ).
The PM component impairment could be explained by either reduced executive abilities or a deficit of reflexive mechanisms [ 15].
Reason is a "universal and native sentiment," a "deep-felt knowledge," and "reflexive recognition of truth," all of which are "spontaneous" abilities, contrasted with the externally conditioned instinct and passion ("Eulogy for Thomas Sidney" (July 1840) [AC], 3).
In both cases, it is crucial that one has the ability to put one's own behavior under reflexive scrutiny and make it dependent on self-determined goals (Honneth 1994).
Stewart et al. (2000a) found a dose response relationship between the prenatal exposure of the children to the highly chlorinated PCBs and increases in their reflexive and autonomic deviations from the norm and their reduced ability to habituate under various conditions.
