- Look up externalization or
externalisation in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Externalization may
refer to:
Externalization (migration),
efforts by countries...
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Externalizing disorders (or
externalising disorders) are
mental disorders characterized by
externalizing behaviors,
maladaptive behaviors directed toward...
- In economics, an
externality or
external cost is an
indirect cost or
benefit to an
uninvolved third party that
arises as an
effect of
another party's (or...
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sometimes very cleverly, but it does not go
beyond that,
unlike the
externalising mind
which deals with
these things from the
perspective of
reason and...
- "The
relations of
effortful control and
reactive control to children's
externalising problems: A
longitudinal ****essment". Personality. 71 (6): 1171–1196...
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complain about somatic problems and
exhibit more
internalising and
externalising behaviours problems than
their non-homesick peers. First-year college...
- Chomsky, view
language as an
initially cognitive development, its "
externalisation" to
serve communicative purposes occurring later in
human evolution...
- be
worked into the plot, so a
character has a
reason to sing. It may
externalise a character's thoughts, or
presage an
event in the film (such as two...
- (2019). Neuroscience,
Robotics and
Virtual Reality:
Internalised Vs
Externalised Mind/Brain. Springer. ISBN 978-3-319-95558-2. Gillett, Eric (1996). "Searle...
- (Saint Germain), Kuthumi, and
others in the
Spiritual Hierarchy would "
externalise", i.e.,
descend from the
spiritual worlds, and
interact in
visible tangible...
