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externalization

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externalization [eks-ter″nal-ĭ-za´shun]
1. the tendency to perceive in the external world and in external objects components of one's own personality, including instinctual impulses, conflicts, moods, attitudes, and ways of thinking.
2. the process of learning the difference between self and non-self in childhood.
3. the process by which external rather than internal stimuli become capable of arousing a drive, such as hunger.


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The externalization of His Majesty King Abdullah II visions to evade road accidents simulates all of us whether public or private sectors to cooperatively collaborate to elevate the driving perception and let our roads be safer" Added Dr.
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