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As a result, many women internalize a male perspective of themselves, which represents not our natural sense of ourselves but a sense of ourselves being lusted after by another.

According to the theory, women and girls are socialized to internalize an outsider's perspective on their bodies (self-objectify) partly because they are targets of others' objectification (i.e., the objectifying gaze).

This finding may point to the fact that participants who preferred a mixed position have internalized a more comprehensive/holistic perspective (alias, set of core competencies) as compared to the more pragmatic individuals who seek for a specific staff position in their future work.

Young people internalize a sense of "pre-professional pressure" earlier and earlier.

At age 25, she has been through too much to internalize a defeat.

Students may internalize an incorrect trend or principle.

"They most often just internalize an anxious experience.

It also internalizes a theory of what a hole is.

He knew the reward was coming, but he had also internalized a tumultuous season.

LRP is a scavenger receptor which binds and internalizes a number of ligands.

"I internalized a tremendous amount of transphobia," Laverne Cox said.