Used attributively, e.g. "internalization theory"; functions as an adjective modifying another noun.
d'internalisationEmploi attributif, surtout dans la langue technique et économique.
The internalization costs considered in the model were higher than expected.
Les coûts d'internalisation pris en compte dans le modèle étaient plus élevés que prévu.
Definitions
internalizationnoun
The process of making something internal or incorporating it into one's own beliefs, attitudes, or values.
The internalization of cultural norms can significantly influence an individual's behavior.
The process by which a company or organization incorporates a function or process that was previously outsourced.
The internalization of the customer service department helped the company improve its response times.
In psychoanalytic and developmental psychology, the unconscious mental process by which external objects, qualities, or standards are incorporated into the individual’s personality or psyche.
According to object-relations theory, early internalization of parental figures shapes later relationships.
internalizationadjective
Relating to, involving, or characteristic of internalization.
The internalization costs considered in the model were higher than expected.