Reflexivity
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| - | + | * Lippunder, R. & Werlen, B. (2009). Structuration theory. In: International Encyclopedia for Human Geography. Elsevier | |
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General
Within the social sciences the term reflexivity is known as the ability of a person in reflecting the direction of social conduct. In other words, a person is able to think about his doing and thinking. In this way he or she can intentionally govern his or her activities
Sources
- Lippunder, R. & Werlen, B. (2009). Structuration theory. In: International Encyclopedia for Human Geography. Elsevier
Contributions
- page created by--HennyLi 13:41, 16 October 2012 (CEST)
