Reflexivity and bracketing are both forms of self-reflection practiced by qualitative researchers and involve evaluation of their roles in unintentionally tainting or manipulating data (Finlay 2002; Patton 2002).
Once again we see how events not directed at indigenous people, in this case invasion by an exotic species coupled with market integration, can unintentionally impact cultural practices.
It unintentionally reinforces a belief that "real" religious people practice rituals but may not care as much about ethics, and "genuine" secular Jews care about social justice but may be indifferent to the beauty of Jewish ritual practice.
In discussing "Materialism and the Family", Kasser comes up with the remarkable statement that "Parental practices have been recognised for decades as playing an extremely important role in children's lives", which I submit as the most unintentionally comic use of the word "decades" to have appeared in any printed work since Caxton.
It is an investment, but the expensive fees are worthwhile since they help to ensure that foreigners don't run afoul of various laws and customs, like unintentionally violating the government's strict rules against dissent or practicing Christianity outside of sanctioned churches.
Some traditional food retail practices can unintentionally increase food waste.
They identify conventional business practices that unintentionally create a gap between strategy and execution.
"Merit-based reward practices can unintentionally lead to pay disparities based on gender, race, and national origin.
My point is that the University can be unfriendly to faith practices, sometimes unintentionally.
Enriqueta Romero, affectionately known as Doña Queta, is the devotional pioneer who unintentionally transformed an occult practice, known to very few Mexicans, into the burgeoning devotion that claims some 10 to 12 million members, mostly in Mexico, Central America and the US but also in the four corners of the globe.
