Sentence examples for reflexive interactions from inspiring English sources
It would be ironic if China's Communist leaders turned out to have a better understanding of capitalism's reflexive interactions among finance, the real economy, and government than western devotees of free markets.
Paul Samuelson, an economist, called this the "ergodic hypothesis" and considered it indispensable to making economics a hard science.The trouble is that economics cannot be made into a hard science, because of the reflexive interaction between the participants' thinking and the actual state of affairs.
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.
This was possible because of open, frank, and continually evolving discussion among partners and by frequent self-evaluation and reflexive analysis of our interactions.
As a result of the social interaction, it is reflexive (embracing of multiple perspectives on problem solving versus search for a single truth) and more intentionally socially accountable (versus accountable only to scientific and disciplinary norms).
In the paper, I provide a reflexive account of this group interaction as a way of exploring what it means to 'work with men and boys' and engage them in critical discussion of gender and sexuality.
Regarding the first consideration, Figure 3 illustrates the mean Composite Reflexive Sniffing Index (± sem) for animals having received interaction with a water demonstrator in adolescence as a function of maternal treatment.
3 Thus all social interactions, including diagnosis in clinical practice, are influenced by reflexive as well as reflective processes in human cognition and communication.
In the second tradition, the researcher is understood to be an instrument within the research, a reflexive participant involved in the mutual production of knowledge, making sense of a research setting in interaction with research subjects.
