Internalise

Another element is the planned social regulation of the economy, which makes it possible to consciously internalise the climate issue as of paramount importance.

A person watching these shows could internalise such behaviours unknowingly," she says.

But I hadn’t grasped how hearing the likes of Ms Dynamite, who sounded and looked like me, allowed me to internalise the idea that voice was worth listening to.

To internalise the critical and democratic spirit of science is quite another.

It is important to internalise this because if we have a past it means that we are capable of having a future that is radically different from the present.

The powerful idea of being ‘good’ or ‘bad’ is something we internalise in childhood.

To this end, he asserted that in order to rebound stronger and better from COVID-19, it is imperative that the global leaders internalise the lessons of the pandemic and chart a more inclusive, balanced, and sustainable development path.

You can either think: I can’t do this, I’m going to have to change the science I do; or you might try to internalise all of that pain that you feel.

However, while it may go against the ideas peddled by most self-help and management books, I would suggest we don’t internalise the structural shame imposed by the corporate workplace, as well as by certain seats of learning and certain social circles.

Karuaihe-Upi asked where is the emotional and mental training for men on a consistent basis to help them internalise messages on proper behaviour.

At the core of her work is how we need to understand how some children grow up with thin stories that they internalise as ‘truths’ about themselves.

This suggests that firms will arise which can internalise the production of goods and services required to deliver a product, thus avoiding these costs.