According to Kitchener and King, reflective judgment progresses in the following order:
A) pre-reflective, mid-reflective, post-reflective
B) pre-reflective, quasi-reflective, true-reflective
C) quasi-reflective, mid-reflective, post-reflective
D) nonreflective, quasi-reflective, post-reflective

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Kitchener and King proposed a three-stage model of reflective judgment: pre-reflective, quasi-reflective, and reflective. Later, they revised this model to include a true-reflective stage. Therefore, the correct order according to their model is pre-reflective, quasi-reflective, true-reflective (or mid-reflective), and post-reflective. Option B matches this order most closely, with "quasi-reflective" being the closest approximation to "true-reflective".

According to Kitchener and King, Reflective Judgment Progresses in the Following