Chinn and Kramer defined the term "critical reflection" as part of their process to analyze theory. What is the purpose of critical reflection in theory analysis?
A) It provides for external criticism.
B) It determines how well a theory serves its purpose.
C) It explains how the theory is used after development.
D) Does the theory include the nursing metapardigm?
B
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