These prompts aim to encourage you to consider different loops in the reflective process.
What else could you notice that you might have failed to notice previously?
What other details can you remember that you haven't recalled so far?
What alternatives can you imagine that you haven't imagined so far?
What experiments could you perform to gather more information or expand your range of experience?
What other experiences could you recall that might provide more information?
What other imaginary scenarios could you explore?
What actions could you take that might change your circumstances so that they better match your ideals?
What other memories could you prioritise to change your personal narrative?
What more ambitious possibilities could you start to imagine?
How could you adjust the way you describe the phenomenon (different vocabulary, different perceptual mode, different perspective)?
How could you adjust the way evaluate or categorise the phenomenon (compare to something else, use different criteria)?
What adjustments could you make to your explanation of the phenomenon to make it better account for the evidence?
How could you use terminology from a different domain to describe this phenomenon?
How could the values and categories of a different discipline be applied to this phenomenon?
What theories and explanations from a different field could apply to this phenomenon?
What different ways to represent the phenomenon could you invent?
What completely new ways of evaluating or grouping things could you come up with?
What new explanations could you posit to account for the phenomenon?
What were you right about and what did you do well that you need to remember?
How will you embed the useful sensory information, memories or speculations for next time?
How will you embed the useful descriptions, evaluations and explanations for next time?