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Noun internalisation has 1 sense
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Definitions from the WebInternalisationDefinition:Internalisation is the process of incorporating or absorbing knowledge, values, or beliefs into one's own thinking or behavior. Examples:Noun: The internalisation of cultural norms can vary significantly from one society to another. "After years of living abroad, she finally achieved a complete internalisation of the local customs and traditions." Noun: In psychology, internalisation refers to the process in which an individual adopts the attitudes, values, or behaviors of others as their own. "The internalisation of societal expectations can have a profound impact on an individual's self-identity." Verb: Parents play a crucial role in the internalisation of moral values in their children. "By consistently modeling kindness and empathy, parents can help internalise these traits in their children." Related products: | |||||
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