Reflective practice

What is the importance of regular reflection and reflective practice in care settings?

• It helps in reducing costs.

• It improves practice and contributes to ongoing learning and professional development.

• It increases the workload.

• It has no significant impact.

Which of the following is a common method of reflective practice?

• Reflective diaries

• Group therapy

• Team sports

• Social media

Who identified the first learner type known as the Reflector?

• Kolb

• Schon

• Honey and Mumford

• Dewey

What is the widely used model for reflection?

• Kolb's Reflective Cycle

• Gibbs' Reflective Cycle

• Argyris' Reflective Model

Which of the following is NOT a component of Kolb's Experiential Learning Theory?

• Concrete experience

• Reflective observation

• Active experimentation

• Reflective practice

What does Schon's Reflection Model focus on?

• The reflective practitioner

• The reflective student

• The reflective teacher

• The reflective manager

What are the two types of reflection examined in Schon's Reflection Model?

• Reflection-before-action and reflection-after-action

• Reflection-in-action and reflection-on-action

• Reflection-during-action and reflection-post-action

• Reflection-pre-action and reflection-post-action

Which of the following is a benefit of reflective practice in care settings?

• It reduces the need for training.

• It helps in policy and procedure updates.

• It decreases the need for team meetings.

• It eliminates the need for appraisals.

What should be analyzed, reviewed, and debated according to the text?

• Theories of care

• Models of reflection

• Methods of training

• Types of management

Which learner type is characterized by engaging in the process of reflection?

• Theorist

• Pragmatist

• Reflector

• Activist