internalisation
Taking something in
Internalisation is the British spelling of internalization—the process of making something internal or part of oneself.
In psychology, it describes absorbing external values, beliefs, or standards until they feel like your own: Children internalise their parents' attitudes toward money.
The term also applies to keeping emotions inside rather than expressing them, and in business contexts, to bringing operations in-house rather than outsourcing them.
Process of taking in
- integrationCombining into a whole
- incorporationForming a legal entity
- self-reflectionExamining one's own mind
- introspectionObserving one's own mind
self-examination · self-awareness · contemplation · processing · assimilation · ego · superego · repression
Process of taking in
- uptakeAbsorption or understanding
- endocytosisCell engulfs external material
- phagocytosisCellular ingestion of particles
- receptor-mediatedInitiated through surface binding
cellular · membrane · vesicle · engulfment · ingestion · transport · metabolic · assimilation
Expected behavioral standards
- valuesPrinciples held worthwhile
- beliefsAccepted truths, personal
- acculturationAdopting another group's customs
- enculturationAcquiring cultural norms unconsciously
socialization · conformity · expectations · customs · traditions · modelling · imitation · habitus
Mental understanding of meaning
- understandingMental comprehension of something
- memorizationCommitting information to recall
- retentionContinued holding or possession
- acquisitionAct of obtaining something
conceptualization · mastery · knowledge · study · practice · rehearsal · scaffolding · schema
Within the organization
- insourcingAssigning work internally
- ownershipLegal right of possession
- controlAuthority to direct
- supply-chainProduction-to-consumer pathway
absorption
Process of taking in
- integrationCombining into a whole
- incorporationForming a legal entity
- self-reflectionExamining one's own mind
introspection · self-examination · self-awareness · contemplation · processing · assimilation · ego · superego · repression · sublimation
absorption
Process of taking in
- uptakeAbsorption or understanding
- endocytosisCell engulfs external material
- phagocytosisCellular ingestion of particles
receptor-mediated · cellular · membrane · vesicle · engulfment · ingestion · transport · metabolic · assimilation · digestion
norms
Expected behavioral standards
- valuesPrinciples held worthwhile
- beliefsAccepted truths, personal
- acculturationAdopting another group's customs
enculturation · socialization · conformity · expectations · customs · traditions · modelling · imitation · habitus · Durkheim
comprehension
Mental understanding of meaning
- understandingMental comprehension of something
- memorizationCommitting information to recall
- retentionContinued holding or possession
acquisition · conceptualization · mastery · knowledge · study · practice · rehearsal · scaffolding · schema · encoding
in-house
Within the organization
- insourcingAssigning work internally
- ownershipLegal right of possession
- controlAuthority to direct
supply-chain · outsourcing · consolidation · efficiency · operations
internalisationexternalisation
Expressing internally outward
externalization · expression · projection · acting out · venting
internalisationexternalisation
Expressing internally outward
externalization · blame-shifting · projection · deflection · scapegoating
internalisationlip service
Insincere expression of agreement
going through the motions · introjection · identification · rejection
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