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   externalization
   [n] - attributing to outside causes 2. [n] - embodying in an outward form
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   externalization
   externalisation noun embodying in an outward form
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   externalization
   externalisation noun attributing to outside causes
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   externalization
   (ek-stur″nәl-ĭ-za´shәn) 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. the process of learning the difference between self and non-s...
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   Externalization
   Externalization means to put something outside of its original borders, especially to put a human function outside of the human body. The opposite of externalization is internalization. In a concrete sense, by taking notes, we can externalize the function of memory which normally belongs in the bra...
   Found op http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Externalization
   
   
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   externalization
   
   1. attributing to outside causes
   2. embodying in an outward form
   
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   Externalization
   (Lat. externus, external from exter, without) The mental act by which sensory data originally considered to be internal arc projected into the external world. See Introjection. The problem of externalization was formulated by Condillac in these words: 'If one admits that sensations are only modifica...
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   externalization
   1) Ascription 2) Attribution 3) Externalisation
   Found op http://www.mijnwoordenboek.nl/EN/crossword-dictionary/externalization/1
   
   

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