0 in a way that is caused by an uncontrolled physical reaction:
My arm went up reflexively.
Saccades are reflexively triggered by a suddenly appearing visual target and are also under volitional control.
The distinction between modes of experience, however, may be reflexively interpreted by the believer ontologically leading to the dialectic as a conceptual construction.
Finally, the way we see human beings is as continually engaged in constructing their selves by reflexively taking the intentional stance toward themselves.
Yet another way of exploring the multiple selves that have been reflexively designed by psychologists is suggested in postmodern perspectives on selfhood.
Emergent text-metrical structures in discourse are shown to reflexively map utterance-level propositional stance into larger-scale, fractionally congruent models of interactional stance.
They correspond to the subject (agent) in the reflexive-containing examples, and not to the reflexively marked object (patient).
Humans report that they are consciously uncertain and reflexively self-aware as they produce these graphs.
Agents, knowing their own minds, take these factors into consideration when they reflexively deliberate upon the course of action they feel they ought to take.
