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reflective

reflective In a learning context, reflective refers to actively thinking about and examining one’s own experiences in order to learn from them.

In a learning context, reflective refers to actively thinking about and examining one’s own experiences in order to learn from them. It involves self-evaluation of experiences such as training or performance.

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Drafting source: Seok Ryu; Park Sung-Un; Kwak Jeong-Hyeon. Effect of feedback-enhanced reflective journaling on self-regulation and perceived performance among Taekwondo athletes. 2026; DOI 10.1186/s40359-026-04575-6; article XML SHA-256 c5a24771ff73eaa730e239bc01a4f319d4cc92b0d627e5d2fe1811d915c3b0e8. “Effect of feedback-enhanced reflective journaling on self-regulation and perceived performance among Taekwondo athletes” (10.1186/s40359-026-04575-6).
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