Internalizing

A basic tenet of social psychology is that if someone is surrounded by others who accept the same set of norms and rules of behavior, that person will find it very difficult to avoid internalizing this dominant set of values.

It’s important that we hold companies responsible for internalizing the external environmental and social costs that result from plastic and other waste, and producer responsibility can incentivize companies to use more sustainable packaging.

Over time, Gatduop started internalizing the stigma, feeling hopeless and even developing the negative thought of taking his own life.

Faith seems like she’s internalizing her problems, and that seems like a major risk factor for drinking or acting out in other ways.

Good society depends on a system of restraints; on internalizing external authority through conscience.

When asked if he was surprised by Price’s decision, Friedman responded, “Everyone’s internalizing what’s going on differently.

I think we’ve lived in such secrecy and shame around sexual violence that so many people are still internalizing it and doing a lot of their own victim-blaming.

Finding yourself doesn’t mean you won’t be victimized by racism, but it can keep you from internalizing the experience.

Instead of internalizing these feelings of guilt and shame-which only exacerbates the anxiety around performing in bed-try talking about your insecurities with your partner.

Later he confesses to an affair, and she can’t help internalizing the language he prefers, her shock and grief unfolding in an scheme in her mind.

Take back the night, resist internalizing our oppressors’ hatred of us.

This is basically internalizing the idea that flying is more dangerous and risky than otherwise.

By internalizing the costs associated with the negative effects on the environment, governments are able to encourage a cleaner water management.

Internalizing the externalities, in other words ensuring that the users of resource pay for all of the consequences of its use, can provide an alternate solution between privatization and regulation.

Of course, males born in 1953-1955 could not have foreseen the end of the draft or the war and "came of age" fully internalizing those events.

The categories are receiving phenomenon, responding to that phenomenon, valuing, organization, and internalizing values.

When these fail, there are many possible governmental solutions such as privatization, internalizing the externalities, and regulation.