"They thought religion would be a source for the internalization of such values and attitudes".
I mainly desire to understand better how parents socialize their children's emotional expressivity and internalization of parental values.
But that distinction is a little simplistic, said Roy Richard Grinker, a professor of anthropology at George Washington University, because "in the absence of an audience, we can feel shame just imagining it". Part of growing up in your culture is "a kind of internalization of the values that a society holds," he said.
This occurs through the internalization of the values transmitted by parents, peers and ethnic community members that determine children's perceived importance given to engaging in academic tasks, which determines the utility from effort.
"But the main problem is the internalization of these values by the people".
If we are seriously concerned about planetary survival, and thus human survival, we need to reflect more deeply on our uncritical internalization of dominant values and worldview.
Length of service in an organization could also influence perceptions of organizational culture as a result of the socialization process and the internalization of corporate values [ 14, 70].
It called for "a comprehensive set of programs to educate students about, explicitly model, repeatedly reinforce, and promote internalization of the institutional values articulated in the DCS," which should be broadened to include student behavior beyond Duke's boundaries.
It stresses both the generic ability to compare and contextualize, and the internalization of core substantial values such as a democratic spirit, tolerance, and gender equality.
Estrada and colleagues showed that self-efficacy became a poor predictor of intentions to pursue a scientific career when "identification as a scientist" and "internalization of [scientific] values" were also considered.
