Others are habits we've internalized, experiences that have shaped us.
We hypothesized that discrimination would be associated with higher prevalence of coronary calcification and that individuals who internalized experiences of unfair treatment (i.e., passive response) would also have a higher prevalence of CAC compared to those who talked to others about such experiences (i.e, active response).
Whether strolling on his grounds or in the Pine Barrens or visiting the splendid collection of orchids at Longwood Gardens in nearby Kennett Square, Pa., Mr. Stankard said, "I internalize these experiences and then I go back to the studio to do what I do".
Knowles addresses the difficulty of having to work in, have fun at or live in predominantly white spaces and reminds album listeners that black folks have to internalize these experiences in order to not be discounted as "angry".
In the context of what is known in Hebrew as the "Holiday of Freedom," they find an opportunity to rest and recuperate, as a community that works to serve other communities, as well as to process and internalize their experiences within the larger context of the holiday.
According to attachment theory [ 15], children internalize the experiences of interactions with their primary caregivers and formulate mental representations of the caregivers during the second half of the first year of their life.
As the psychoanalyst Hans Loewald wrote in 1960, it is by remembering and internalizing new experiences with the therapist that patients can "turn ghosts into ancestors".
If yoUponve a memoreflectioncurred before you were three and Includes a lot of details, there'm a pretty good chance it'surest a story you've told yourself as you've gotten older.
You might not have control over what happens to you, but you can control how you interpret and internalize the experience.
My husband and I often playfully refer to one another as "our other half", but the truth is, we will never truly know how each other internalizes and experiences difficult life events.
