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Relational Practice

Midterm Review

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An assumption is... something that is thought to be true without research or confirmation, formed by opinion
A perception is... a view that is shaped by an individual's perspectives and experiences
Values are... beliefs and prospects you live by, shaped by self (personal) and beliefs and practices believed by an organization (professional)
What is the reflective process? framing of reflection (I'm uncomfortable), Pausing (I am anxious), engagement in reflection (critical analysis), emerging intentions (intention to change)
Reflective Practice is... putting reflection into action in all aspects
Emancipatory Knowledge is... ability to recognize that there could be issues with society and there's ability to change
Self awareness is... being aware of self and perceptions (Johari Window)
Mindfulness is... paying attention to situations in order to monitor possible issues
Frame of reference is... a guide, tells you what to do and how to intervene
Critical Incident is... a dilemma, memorable story, uncomfortable situation
CNO Ethics standards providing safe, compassionate, competent care, health promotion, informed decisionmaking, honouring dignity, privacy and confidentiality, promoting justice, accountability
Who created the ways of knowing theory? Carper 1978
What are the ways of knowing? Ethical, personal, empirical, aesthetical
Who developed the emancipatory knowing theory? Chinn+Kramer 2014
What is reflection IN action? During a task, in progress reflection
What is reflection ON action? After event, includes practicing (reflect ON your actions)
What is the first and only nonreflective stage of reflection? Level 0: nonreflective
What are the 4 conscious stages of reflection? Level 1: reflectivity, Level 2: affective reflectivity, Level 3: discriminant reflectivity, Level 4: judgmental reflectivity
What are the 3 critically conscious stages of reflection? Level 5: conceptual reflectivity, Level 6: psychic reflectivity, Level 7: theoretical reflectivity
What is the open section of the johari window? Known to self and others ex. name and gender
What is the blind section of the johari window? Known to others, not self
What is the hidden section of the johari window? Known to self, not others
What is the unknown section of the johari window? Not known to self OR others, ex. parental style if you haven't become a parent yet
What is tacit knowledge? 95% of knowledge, harder to explain, pattern recognition, perceptions, judgement
What is explicit knowledge? 5% of knowledge, easy to verbalize to others, declarative info, rules and procedures
What are the 5 stages of John's model? (DRICL) Description, reflection, influencing factors, could I have done it better?, Learning
What are the 5 stages of Modified John's Model? Story, what made you feel? (personal knowing), was the action consistent? (empirical knowing), ethical consistency (ethical knowing), aesthetical consistency (aesthetical knowing)
What is the purpose of John's Model? To reflect in depth and better possible outcomes in the future.
What are some benefits of reflection? Easier to see different possible outcomes, better yourself, try new things
What are some downsides of reflection? Could hurt confidence, make you doubt yourself and your perceptions
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