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Posts in Reflective Judgment Model
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Tracy Harrington-Atkinson
December 12, 2022
Reflective Judgment Model
In 1994, King and Kitchener developed the Reflective Judgment Model to examine how individuals arrive at conclusions and approach problems. Their model has seven different stages to describe the process.
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