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Showing 1 to 12 of 12 for “"Reflective capacity"”.
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Reflective capacity, auditors and professional scepticism: an empirical analysis
… is timely. The study posits that including a capacity for Reflection is the key to unlocking state scepticism, thereby establishing a new Reflective Scepticism Scale (RSS), combining trait and state components. In addition, the study examines experience as a determinant of PS and contributes …
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Building the best : a quantitative evaluation of a state-level teacher retention strategy designed to increase self-efficacy, reflective capacity, and job satisfaction through effective professional development
… for teachers. Teacher self-efficacy and reflective practice are both related to teacher retention (Yost, 2006). Teacher self-efficacy is known to be a protective factor against burnout (Aloe et al., 2014; Brown, 2012; Brouwers et al., 2001; Cherniss, 1993; Schwerdtfeger, et al., 2008; …
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Considering Care: Infant Teachers, Reflective Function and the Care Environment in Child Care Centers
… The goal of the study was to examine whether reflective function could be assessed through semi-structured interviews with infant teachers and whether the care environment of the center was</p><p>influential in supporting reflective capacity. To assess the care environment provided by the …
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Making moral decisions : reason, emotion and luck
… the normative problem. Her thesis relies on the reflective capacity of our minds which enables us to come up with a self-conception, or identity in which our principles and values are reflected. When we ask ourselves what justifies the claims morality makes, we are able to answer that it is our …
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Exploration of the reflective supervision relationship: Meaning making, communication, and transformative learning in educational environments
<p>Reflective supervision is ongoing professional development, often utilized by the social work field that originates from infant mental health supervisory practices. Reflective supervision increases one’s capacity to become aware and manage the strong emotions that are inherent in direct service …
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Barriers and facilitators to screening, assessment and mental health care of Looked After Children
… parental qualities of the service 6) Developing reflective capacity in young people? and 7) Service development. Both personal and social factors were described within barriers and facilitators. Discussion: Participants voiced complex barriers and facilitators for help seeking and engagement with …
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The Social and the Real: The Idea of Objectivity in Peirce, Brandom, and Mcdowell
… the one hand, discursive norms are rooted in our reflective capacity and are instituted by our own practical attitudes; on the other hand, the objectivity of these norms is something irreducible to social consensus. Given this, Brandom faces the challenge of explaining how what all the members of …
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The Impact of a Home-Based Intervention Program on Maternal Reflective functioning in First-Time Mothers
… a home-based intervention program, on maternal reflective functioning (RF). It was hypothesized that the reflective capacity of mothers who received the MTB intervention would increase over the course of the study, and that this increase would be reflected in the quality of their responses to …
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Psychotherapist Understanding of Genital Self-Mutilation Amongst Male to Female Transsexuals
… safety planning to promote the client's self-reflective capacity. Within the domain of the impact of the phenomenon on the self of the therapist, relevant themes included the therapist experience of countertransference as a parallel process to the client's experience, the therapist desire to …
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First-time supervisors' experiences on transitioning into the supervisory role within a social service organisation
… asserts that providing support measures for reflective practice is invaluable as it enables the effective transition of first-time supervisors into their new role. This study followed a two-pronged process in assessing and exploring the transitional experiences of self-defined first-time …
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An evaluative study of a university course for professional adult educators using an experiential learning methodology
… "learning conversations" and increasing the reflective capacity of experiential learning were proposed. The research ended with a series of implications for practice for those adult education programmes which were committed to a learning process which maximised learner responsibility and …
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Notice, Observe, Step Back and Experience: The assessment and potentiation of psychological decentering for adolescent mental health
… may be psychological decentering, a self-reflective capacity featuring across a spectrum of psychological therapies. Psychological decentering is a skill through which distressing internal events, including difficult thoughts, feelings, and memories, are re-perceived from an observer …