internalisation (Meaning)
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internalisation (n)
learning (of values or attitudes etc.) that is incorporated within yourself
Synonyms & Antonyms of internalisation
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internalisation Sentence Examples
- The internalization of social norms has a significant impact on individual behavior.
- The process of internalization involves the adoption of values and beliefs as one's own.
- Children often internalize the moral standards of their parents through modeling and reinforcement.
- Corporations must encourage the internalization of ethical conduct to foster a culture of integrity.
- Self-concept is largely shaped by the internalization of societal expectations.
- Traumatic experiences can lead to the internalization of negative self-perceptions.
- Cognitive dissonance arises when individuals' actions conflict with their internalized values.
- Internalization can both facilitate positive behavior and perpetuate harmful beliefs.
- The internalization of feminism has led to greater gender equality in many societies.
- Religious practices often promote the internalization of spiritual principles and values.
FAQs About the word internalisation
learning (of values or attitudes etc.) that is incorporated within yourself
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The internalization of social norms has a significant impact on individual behavior.
The process of internalization involves the adoption of values and beliefs as one's own.
Children often internalize the moral standards of their parents through modeling and reinforcement.
Corporations must encourage the internalization of ethical conduct to foster a culture of integrity.
