Archer - Reflexivity

Question 1

The regular exercise of the mental ability, shared by all normal people, to consider themselves in relation to their social contexts and vice vera

Answer 1

Reflexivity

Question 2

The act of silently talking to oneself within our own heads

Answer 2

Internal conversation

Question 3

Internal Conversation is also known as…?

Answer 3

Self-talk
Intra-communication
Inner dialogue
Rumination

Question 4

The absence of the quality of ‘speaking out loud’ due to internalizing it with age, is said to be a sign of…?

Answer 4

Mental maturity

Question 5

This is seen as interfering with routinised schemes that are regarded as providing quicker and more reliable guides to action

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Rumination

Question 6

The means by which we make our way through the world

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Reflexivity

Question 7

The generic process assumed by those who hold that no recourse need be made to any aspect of human subjectivity in order to explain social action.

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Social Hydraulics

Question 8

The manner in which we reflexively make our way through the world.

Answer 8

Internal conversation

Question 9

These are people who can exercise some governance in their own lives

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Active agents

Question 10

These are people who simply lets thing happen in their lives

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Passive agents

Question 11

Any course of actions intentionally engaged upon by a human being; formed to advance/protect what we care about most

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Projects

Question 12

Depends upon establishing successful practices in the natural world

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Physical well-being

Question 13

Relies upon acquiring skillful practices in relation to material artefacts

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Performative competence

Question 14

This hinges upon developing rewarding practices in society

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Self-worth

Question 15

Involves the interplay between two kinds of causal powers: those pertaining to structures and those belonging to subjects.

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Social conditioning

Question 16

Must deal explicitly with the interplay between two powers

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Conditioning

Question 17

The power of reflexivity to think about themselves in relation to society and to come to different conclusions that lead to variable action outcomes

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Personal power

Question 18

This model transforms the first-person subjective ontology of the agent’s internal conversation into a third person objectivist account proffered by the investigator

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Two-stage model

Question 19

These are the subjective properties imputed to agents and assumed to govern their actions:

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Promotion of vested interests (critical realism)
Instrumental rationality (rational choice theory)
Habitus/induced repertoires (Bordieu/discourse theory)

Question 20

Imputes instrumental rationality alone to all subjects as they supposedly seek to maximise their preference schedules in order to become better off in terms of some indeterminates future utiles

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Rational choice theory

Question 21

it is the answer to how the causal power of social forms is mediated through human agency

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Reflexivity

Question 22

This is essential for giving an account of precisely what we do rather than a statement about probable courses of action

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Reflexive mediation

Question 23

Actively mediates between our structurally-shaped circumstances and what we deliberately make of them

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Agential reflexivity

Question 24

Model that gives objectivity and subjectivity their due and also explicitly incorporates their interplay through the process of reflexive mediation

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Three-stage model

Question 25

vested interests is an example of?

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structural properties

Question 26

They objectively shape situations that agents confront involuntarily

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Structural and cultural properties

Question 27

ideology is an example of?

Answer 27

cultural properties

Question 28

structural factors also operate as deterrents by attaching THIS to the same course of action to different parts of the population

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different opportunity costs

Question 29

An accumulation of discouraging/encouraging experiences may become internalised as...

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Expectations

Question 30

Three orders of natural reality

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Nature, practice, and the social

Question 31

this represents 3 significant moments that can be distinguished as phases of the life-long internal conversation

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DDD scheme

Question 32

What does the DDD scheme stand for?

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discernment, deliberation, and dedication

Question 33

Fundamentally about the subject putting together reflective, retrospective, and prospective considerations about the desiderata to which she is drawn through an inner dialogue that compares and contrasts them AKA, an inconclusive moment of review, clarifying our relationships to our reigning concerns Serves to highlight positive concerns without discriminating between them

Answer 33

Discernment

Question 34

Concerned with exploring the implications of endorsing a particular cluster of concerns from those pre-selected as desirable during the first moment

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Deliberation

Question 35

The culminating moment of experimentation between thought and feeling that had occupied the preceding phases.

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Dedication