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.
"To a certain extent, I think Chang has internalized the experience of his parents," he told me.
I could see him internalizing the whole experience".
In an area with a longstanding epidemic and widespread stigma, people will tend to internalize the stigmatizing attitudes that they have experienced as common in the community.
The entrepreneurs don't internalize the solutions.
He can't internalize the contradictions.
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".
Roswell told VICE it's unlikely that white people with dreads deal with the same types of experiences and that they will internalize those experiences differently.
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".
For most, becoming homeless and/or diagnosed with a mental illness involved an overwhelming sense of failure, loneliness, and sadness, and many blamed themselves, thus internalizing the stigma they experienced from others.
