internalises
Makes beliefs personal
Internalises is the British spelling of internalizes.
To internalise something is to make it part of yourself—absorbing beliefs, values, or attitudes until they feel like your own: Children internalise the expectations of their parents.
In psychology, internalising emotions means keeping them inside rather than expressing them: He internalised his anger until it became depression.
Process of taking in
- incorporationForming a legal entity
- integrationCombining into a whole
- adoptionLegal family formation
- amalgamationUniting into one
synthesis · enculturation · acculturation · naturalization · melding · osmosis · adaptation · homogenization
Unconscious blocking of thoughts
- unconsciousNot awake or aware
- suppressionForcible prevention or concealment
- psycheTotal mental life
- subliminalBelow threshold of awareness
id · ego · superego · impulses · instincts · shadow · archetypes · Jungian
Mental understanding of meaning
- understandingMental comprehension of something
- retentionContinued holding or possession
- memorizationCommitting information to recall
- graspSeize or understand
acquisition · knowledge · cognition · insight · neuroplasticity · encoding · processing · consolidation
Examining one's own mind
- self-examinationScrutiny of one's thoughts
- self-analysisScrutinizing one's own psyche
- contemplationSustained reflective attention
- self-awarenessInsight into one's psyche
soul-searching · self-scrutiny · self-questioning · rumination · self-observation · self-discovery · pondering · brooding
absorption
Process of taking in
- incorporationForming a legal entity
- integrationCombining into a whole
- adoptionLegal family formation
amalgamation · synthesis · enculturation · acculturation · naturalization · melding · osmosis · adaptation · homogenization · unification
repression
Unconscious blocking of thoughts
- unconsciousNot awake or aware
- suppressionForcible prevention or concealment
- psycheTotal mental life
subliminal · id · ego · superego · impulses · instincts · shadow · archetypes · Jungian · Freudian
comprehension
Mental understanding of meaning
- understandingMental comprehension of something
- retentionContinued holding or possession
- memorizationCommitting information to recall
grasp · acquisition · knowledge · cognition · insight · neuroplasticity · encoding · processing · consolidation · embedding
self-reflection
Examining one's own mind
- self-examinationScrutiny of one's thoughts
- self-analysisScrutinizing one's own psyche
- contemplationSustained reflective attention
self-awareness · soul-searching · self-scrutiny · self-questioning · rumination · self-observation · self-discovery · pondering · brooding · meditation
internalisesrejects
Refuses or discards
deflects · externalises · resists · repudiates · dismisses
internalisesexternalises
Shows internally felt things
projects · deflects · displaces · scapegoats