Sentence examples for reflexive account from inspiring English sources

This paper, from a dual autoethnography (Davies and Merchant, 2007) over one year, is a reflexive account of the experience of two academic Twitter users.

Secondly, does the study demonstrate interpretive rigour by presenting a reflexive account of the research process?

A reflexive account gives the reader an insight into the researcher's perspective and therefore provides important context.

A clear statement of rationale and aim therefore contributes to a reflexive account of the research process by describing the context of the interpretation.

Importantly, does the study present a reflexive account of the research process that allows the reader to make a sound judgment about the authors' interpretation?

The paper provides a reflexive account of one focus group conducted with a group of heterosexual young men and two youth educators.

The importance of trust and mutual respect within partnerships (bonding capital) is emphasized by the majority of reflexive accounts of sustainable partnerships.

On page 3, the first paragraph of the section 'Reflexive accounting' should read as follows: SD, a midwife and academic, believed that services for parents experiencing stillbirth had improved greatly over the last two decades.

With the diversity of techniques for evidence synthesis now beginning to appear, those using existing, 'new' or evolving techniques need to produce critical reflexive accounts of their experiences of using the methods [ 3].

Nevertheless, we recognise that there are both strengths and weaknesses associated with building rapport in this way and that further reflexive accounts examining the intersection between men, masculinity and research interviews, are required, but extend beyond the scope of this paper (see for example Robertson 2006) [ 28].

To further the debate on the methodological significance of embodiment with specific relevance to ageing and ethnicity, this paper draws on a reflexive embodied account from fieldwork in which the author was both crudely an ethnic and generational 'other'other