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This is http://www.essayz.com/a9612081.htm Previous-Essay <== This-Essay ==> Following-Essay Click HERE on this line to find essays via Your-Key-Words. {Most frequent wordstarts of each essay will be put here.} ========================================================== %KINDS REFLEXIVE BEHAVIOR HAZARDS EXCLUSIVE BALANCE 961208 There are many different kinds of reflexive behavior, and for each kind of reflexive behavior there are advantages and hazards inherent in each kind of reflexive behavior---both by itself and in relationship to other kinds of behavior; whether reflexive or not. The following words are suggestive of the many different kinds of reflexive behavior: SELF-WATCHING SELF-ANALYSIS SELF-ADMIRATION SELF-EVALUATION SELF-JUDGEMENT SELF-CONDEMNATION SELF-ALIENATION SELF-IMPROVEMENT SELF-CORRECTION SELF-MOTIVATION SELF-PROMOTION SELF-CENTERING SELF-ASSESSMENT SELF-ORIENTATION SELF-INTEGRATION SELF-DESTRUCTION SELF-DISINTEGRATION SELF-PUNISHMENT Some kinds of reflexive behavior are in and of themselves more prone to be either integrative or disintegrative. Self-destruction and self-punishment are prone to be disintegrative. Self-watching and self- correction may be integrative. Some kinds of reflexive behavior are integrative or disintegrative in ways which depend greatly upon their relationships with other kinds of behavior; whether reflexive or not. All kinds of behavior which are exclusive of other kinds of behavior are prone to be disintegrative; whether reflexive or not. Those kinds of behavior which are associated with seeking to be balanced, coherent, prudent, thoughtful, considerate, sensitive and responsive---are more prone to be integrative than disintegrative. Individual persons and communities are integrative or disintegrative according to what kinds of emphases they place upon various reflexive and non-reflexive kinds of behaviors --- considered separately and as parts of webs of interacting ways of approaching opportunities, challenges, risks, mistakes, misfortunes, and tragedies. (c) 2005 by Paul A. Smith in (On Being Yourself, Whole and Healthy) ==========================================================