Sentence examples for internalized control from inspiring English sources

The superego is an internalized control system that motivates people to follow social rules, to respect law and order, and so on.

Participants appeared to have shifted from an externalized locus of control in which they feared negative reprisals to increased internalized control in which they validated themselves as persons of worth.

A possible mechanism to explain the relationships found might be that warm interaction and responsiveness set the stage for developing compliance and internalized controls while limit-setting and discipline may be less effective in the absence of a positive, warm parent-child relationship [ 41].

At 120 min post-internalization, significantly less internalized EGF remained in control cells (9.93%) compared to dynasore-treated cells (55.4%; reduced to 10.6% at 90 min after washout) (Fig. 4C).

The following significant differences between the two groups were found: Patients in day clinic treatment showed a reduction in internalized stigma while the control group showed a minimal increase (Cohen's d=0.446).

To date, there is no proven relation between spirituality and HLC, although theoretically, higher spirituality would lead to a more internalized health locus of control [ 38].

The siRNA-treated cells displayed a marked reduction in the number of internalized EAs compared with control cells (Fig. 5C and D), indicating that lysosomal recruitment to the phagosome is also likely to be involved in enhancing EA uptake.

This result was not explained by a reduction of bacterial uptake as the number of internalized bacteria was similar in control and in IKKα-depleted cells (Figure 2B).

In particular we assume that, extracellular bacteria are internalized by phagocytes which then control the infection.

No positive association between ADHD and the 7R allele of DRD4 or the 10R allele of DAT1 was observed; however, compared to controls, patients with internalized comorbidities had a lesser frequency of genotypes with the 7R allele of DRD4 and the 10/10 genotype of DAT1.

While medicalization focused on illnesses, rehabilitation, and care; biomedicalization focuses on health as an internalized moral mandate of self-control, surveillance, and transformation.