Internalizowane
Internalizowane is a Polish term that translates to “internalized” in English and is widely used in social sciences, psychology, and economics to describe processes whereby external norms, beliefs, or institutions become integrated into an individual’s inner framework. The concept originates from the 20th‑century development of social theory and behavioral science.
In psychology, internalizowane refers to internalized self‑concept and the internalization of cultural scripts. Cognitive psychologists study
Sociologists use internalizowane to explain how societies transfuse values into individuals, thereby reproducing social order. This
In economics, the term appears in the discussion of public goods and collective action, where internalized
Theoretical debates continue over the determinative power of external versus internal factors. Empirical research often examines