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    And most of us will internalise those messages.

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    The individual internalises social norms and these become part of his personality.

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    I Internalised this research and then used it for my character on Kark Rogue.

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    Having Internalised judgments from various sources, you may carry a sense of guilt all the way through into adulthood.

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    The verbal abuse that they received from these people would have become Internalised, with a critical inner voice gradually being formed within them.

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    According to Horton and Hunt, Socialisation is the process whereby one internalises the norms of his groups, so that a distinct‘self emerges, unique to this individual.

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    These programmes make an assumption that if a man can change his behaviour or his thinking and stop“internalising” appearance pressures- and consuming appearance focused media, such as magazines and fitspiration social media posts- then his body dissatisfaction should reduce.

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    The same supposition- that girls playing with Barbie may internalise the unrealistic body that she innocently promotes- has been the subject of research and what is clear is that parents are often unaware of the potential effects on body image when approving toys for their children.

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    Early studies in the 1930s by Kenneth and Mamie Clark showed how young black girls would more often choose to play with a white doll rather than a black doll, as the white doll was considered more beautiful- a reflection of Internalised feelings as a result of racism.

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