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This article reports the development and testing of a technique to measure the level of reflective thinking. To ensure validity, the attributes measured were derived from extensive literature on reflective thinking, particularly the writing of Mezirow. A combination of literature review and initial testing led to the development of a four-scale system measuring four aspects; habitual action, understanding, refl ection and critical refl ection. The polish version of the technique was tested with a sample of 49 students from a social pedagogic faculty. The reliability of the scale was established by acceptable Cronbach alpha values.
critical refl ection, refl ection questionnaire, refl ective practice, refl ection, higher education, cognitive development
critical refl ection, refl ection questionnaire, refl ective practice, refl ection, higher education, cognitive development
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