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Definition of internalisation - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
psychologyUK process of adopting external values as one's ownUK
- The internalisation of cultural norms shapes behavior.
2.
businessTECH. UK integration of processes within an organizationTECH. UK
- The internalisation of new procedures improved efficiency.
Origin of internalisation
Latin, internus (inward)
Examples of internalisation in a sentence
Therapy aids in the internalisation of positive values. The company's internalisation strategy led to better resource management. Internalisation of tasks reduced the need for external consultants.
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- French:internalisation, ...
- German:Verinnerlichung, Integration, ...
- Italian:interiorizzazione, internalizzazione, ...
- Spanish:internalización, integración interna, ...
- Portuguese:internalização, ...
- Chinese:内化, 内部化, ...
- Japanese:内面化, 内部化, ...
- Arabic:اِسْتِبْطان, الاِسْتِيعاب الدَّاخِلِي, ...
- Hebrew:הַפְנָמָה, שִׁלּוּב תַּהֲלִיכִים, ...
- Russian:интернализация, интеграция, ...
- Ukrainian:інтерналізація, ...
- Hindi:आंतरिकीकरण, आंतरिककरण, ...
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