internalizálódhatnak

internalizálódhatnak is a Hungarian verb that translates to "can be internalized" or "may internalize" in English. It refers to the process by which an individual or a group makes certain ideas, beliefs, values, or norms their own, integrating them into their personal framework of understanding and behavior. This internalization is not a passive reception but an active process where external concepts are transformed into internal convictions or habitual responses.

The process of internalization can occur through various mechanisms, including education, socialization, personal experience, and observation. For example, children internalize societal rules and expectations from their parents and peers. Individuals might internalize scientific principles through study, leading them to understand and apply those principles in their daily lives. Similarly, political or religious ideologies can be internalized, shaping an individual's worldview and decision-making.

The degree of internalization can vary. Some beliefs might be superficially adopted, while others become deeply ingrained, influencing a person's identity and actions fundamentally. When something is internalized, it ceases to be perceived as an external imposition and becomes a natural part of the individual's thought process or behavioral repertoire. This can lead to autonomous action that aligns with the internalized principles, even in the absence of external monitoring or reinforcement. The verb implies a potential for this process to occur, suggesting that certain external elements are amenable to being made internal.