The phrase "internal oriented" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means that something is focused on or directed towards the internal aspects or characteristics of something. Example: The company's marketing strategy is more internal oriented, as they prioritize building a strong company culture and employee satisfaction over external promotions and advertisements.
From among the five different roles, two are (unit) internally oriented and three are oriented toward others outside the unit, crossing firm-internal boundaries.
The internal orienting hypothesis states that focusing attention internally would be detrimental to encoding when study items are externally-presented (Ext-Enc), but it would be beneficial when these events are internally-generated (Inc-Enc).
According to one account – the internal orienting hypothesis – the DMN is activated during a variety of conditions involving internally-oriented attention [18], [26].
Second, in disagreement with the internal orienting account, the encoding decrease occurred regardless of whether events were internally-generated (Int-Enc) or externally-presented (Ext-Enc).
Thus, overall, our findings do not support the internal orienting hypothesis.
We should stress that our findings do not automatically discount the internal orienting hypothesis.
Counter to the internal orienting hypothesis, this pattern was not modulated by whether memory events were internal or external.
Overall, these findings provide clear support for the hippocampal coupling, but not for the internal orienting, hypothesis.
Yet, counter to the internal orienting account, we found that, except for HF, the DMN regions generally showed decreased activity during successful encoding regardless of internal/external orientation.
The internal orienting hypothesis predicts that the internal/external manipulation should not affect DMN involvement during retrieval because retrieval is always internally-oriented.
As illustrated in Tables 3 and 4, whereas our retrieval findings are in agreement with the internal orienting hypothesis, our encoding findings clearly are not.
