23 The second initiative to engender reflexive capacity in practitioners is sharing with them patient stories about care.
Several discoveries highlight that the reflexives and reciprocals share the same spatial representation, and that the center-oriented constructions rely on the semantics of the basic spatial prepositions.
On this basis we argue that the building of broad and deep social networks is important for growing and replication; articulating and sharing expectations is important for replication; and broad and reflexive learning processes are critical to transformation and replication.
The dialogue itself is fast, funny, and constantly self-reflexive – one of the new episodes sees a character talking about sharing Netflix passwords, followed hastily by a "REDACTED SCENE" card.
A number of statements (109, 142, 52), for example, shared the reflexive nature of the clusters at the top of the map.
By comparison, reflexive meta-theories and cross-disciplinary community-building will enable a form of sharing that promotes cross-fertilization.
It is striking that the appetitive effects of salt for reflexive behavior, namely choice and feeding, share their optimum at around 0.02 M, whereas the strongest effect of salt as appetitive reinforcer is seen for more than one order of magnitude higher concentrations (>0.2 M).
So confident is the film of its liberal credentials, and of the reflexive good will of an audience who shares them, that it gradually loses sight of why anyone could ever think otherwise.
Still, I don't share a lot of the locals' reflexive revulsion to Times Square just because it hosts a horde of out-of-towners.
Other participant practitioners were more reflexive of their desire to work towards "real shared decision making" and equality in the decision making process, but recognised they had limited skills or resources to do so (cf. Table 3 1).
