reflects
v.v. to show or mirror something. You use this when a surface like water shows an image, or when an action shows a particular quality or feeling.
v. to throw back light, heat, or sound from a surface; to represent or show something in a faithful or appropriate way. Transitive in most senses, though it can be used intransitively when describing the physical properties of a surface.
The calm water reflects the trees on the shore.
The new policy reflects the company's commitment to protecting the environment.
While the polished marble floor reflects the grand architecture of the hall, the quiet atmosphere reflects the solemnity of the occasion.
The verb is transitive when it means to show or mirror something; it takes a direct object.
The mirror reflects back my imageThe mirror reflects my imageThe word 'reflect' already contains the idea of throwing something back, so adding 'back' is redundant.