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internalization
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internalization /in·ter·nal·iza·tion/ (in-ter″nal-ĭ-za´shun) a mental mechanism whereby certain external attributes, attitudes, or standards of others are unconsciously taken as one's own.
internalization
[intur′nəlīzā′shən]
Etymology: L, internus + Gk, izein, to cause
the process of adopting within the self, either unconsciously or consciously through learning and socialization, the attitudes, beliefs, values, and standards of another person or more generally of the society or group to which one belongs. See also socialization.

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Q. DEAR SIR/ MADAM I HAVE CHESTPAIN I SMOKE AND ITS LIKE THERE IS FOAM INSIDE MY CHEST IS IT CANCER OR TB HELP. I HAVE SMOKED FOR 10YEARS BUT DUE TO THE PAIN I HAVE REDUCED TO ATLEAST 4 CIGARATES ITS KILE THERE IS FOARM INSIDE MY CHEST.AS SMOKING IS DIFFICULT TO GUITE I AM TRYING MY LEVEL BEST TO STOP BUT I AM WORRIED ABOUT LUNG CANCER AND TB PLEASE ADVISE ME OTHERWISE I AM NOT FEELING WELL.THANKS FOR YOUR ADVICE

A. I suggest,you go for some pulmonary function testing to see how far gone your disease is,if you have a pulmonary doctor,ask him for a --spirometer to use at home,he will teach you how to use it.chronic bronchitis is almost exclusively a smokers disease,the method of its prevention seems to be obvious and can be summerized in two words--NO SMOKING-there are an increasing number of young individuals taking up this potentially lethal habit,,spread the word to the young people in your family.the most important phase of treatment of chronic bronchitis is -outpatient management- which should include measures to control the progression of the disease,maybe even to reverse pathological changes in your lungs,to control or at least alliviate the symtoms.,,,you should be instructed about proper bronchial hygiene by adequate hydration(water)humidification of inspired air,postural drainage,and other respiratory maneuvers.,,,keep trying to stop,because none of this will work if you dont...peace....

Q. I have a constant pain in the inside part of my arm. What can it be? In the last few weeks I have noticed that I have a right arm pain. The strange thing is that the pain is in a specific point in the inside part of the arm, very near to the elbow. I thnk the pain started for the first time during a baseball game but I am not sure. I work in a factory and as I sad before I use my right arm for baseball, and this pain hinders me. What can it be?

A. It sound like you suffer from golfer's elbow.
I know you dont play golf its just the name of it.
you can hear (and see) more about it here:
http://www.5min.com/Video/What-is-Golfers-Elbow-5507

Q. l have a pain in the head,l can feel sometime inside.

A. sounds like you have a brain,lol, go see a doctor

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27) Instead, Sennett and Cobb suggest that, within working-class cultures characterised by the absence or near-absence of legitimating institutions and autonomous political traditions (classically, in the modern epoch, a national trade union movement and/or a working-class political party), the internalisation of subordination by working people represents a key element within the domination exercised by ruling elites.
Physical punishment of children is associated with aggression and antisocial behaviour, poorer cognitive development, mental health issues, less moral internalisation and diminished child-parent relationships.
Although there is academic agreement on the foci of female competition, women's concern with relative attractiveness might result from the internalisation of patriarchal values or from mate competition.
 
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