"internalize information" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is mainly used in the context of learning, often with reference to the process of understanding and remembering information. For example: "In order to learn effectively, students must internalize information and be able to recall it on demand."
In the past, we may have called these people "rugged individualists". They tend to internalize information and skills.
You got a feel for how Russians internalize information, how they respond to things.
Today and in the future it will not be as important to internalize information but to elastically be able to take multiple sources of information in, synthesize them, and make rapid decisions.
Cognitive systems do not internalize information by simply transferring and integrating it.
When people interact with others, they also internalize information by assimilation and accommodation (Kimmerle, Cress, & Held, 2010; Moskaliuk et al., 2011).
As the opportunity to internalize information from the wiki was held constant in all conditions, the results clearly revealed the influence of externalization on both individual learning and collective knowledge construction.
"If readers are reading a piece, are they internalizing information and looking at themselves in the mirror, and saying, 'This is what I can learn from this for my life?'".
If an animal is able to survive to reach full adulthood, then the functional conceptualizations that it made during development have been working and the animal must have internalized information in a way that is conducive to survival.
This indicated that these students may have had a strong, gestalt view of tumorigenesis but either had not internalized information associated with the fine detail of these concepts or lacked the deep cognitive organizational structure for these concepts.
Confirmation bias is when you consciously or unconsciously internalize the information that supports your current beliefs and you reject the information that contradicts your views.
This mistake appears related to overconfidence about the ability to internalize complex information.
