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• n  learning (of values or attitudes etc.) that is incorporated within yourself

• But then there is internalization too, as in the triptych of self-portraits by the Puerto Rican artist Arnaldo Roche.
• It is as though the conditions that produce great art -- patience, internalization, ruthless self-criticism and an engagement with the authoritative past that goes deeper than the .
• That's because for this story I needed to convey the internalization.

• internalisation
• incorporation

News & Articles

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• The violence pressure valve
  Social media saves the day again after the Zimmerman verdict. It will also be his doom. Let me explain. Social media, which is anything but, encourages the internalization of emotion and thought. It shuts off human connection and interaction. And …
  July 17, 2013 - WPIX 11 New York

Quotes

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• Donald Kohn in Bloomberg
  No doubt their internalization of the costs of potential liquidity shocks will be costly to their shareholders, and a portion of the costs likely will be passed on to other borrowers and lenders,Kohn said in prepared remarks at a conference...
• Frantz Fanon in Inquirer.net
  If there is an inferiority complex,Fanon writes, "it is the outcome of a double process: primarily, economic; subsequently, the internalization-or, better, the epidermalization-of this inferiority."
• President Fidel V Ramos in Inquirer.net
  Out of such massive internalization of conscience came not just actions, but communal reforms which restored our freedom and the rule of law,Ramos said.