And even black police officers aren't immune to internalizing them.
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She also believes that kids are internalizing Trump's hate speech. 15.
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And internalizing the show's jealous environment can be a slippery slope.
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"We can reignite the revolution by internalizing the revolution," Sandberg promises.
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I realize how much we are internalizing the chaos every day.
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Internalizing that sense of success can push you to work harder.
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Does it matter that the hosts seem to be internalizing this trauma?
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How do I stop internalizing the blame he has placed on me?
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Members of the squadron are also internalizing the new view of space.
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So what girls are internalizing is "this is what I do to succeed".
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"Talk to someone, and stop internalizing everything," one woman advises in the video.
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While that's certainly not true, that doesn't stop men from internalizing that idea.
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I think a lot of parents are concerned the kids are internalizing this.
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It's interesting to see Lenù internalizing Lila's bold moves and sense of agency.
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"A lot of people don't realize what things we're experiencing and internalizing," LaFlore says.
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A string of good runs suggested the level was finally internalizing to his fingers.
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So, I find myself internalizing a lot of false binaries that the world has.
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We are very concerned the next generation is internalizing messages of intolerance and bigotry.
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The person who sees themselves as obese is ingesting and internalizing society's devaluing views.
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Meloche said she's grateful for her fans' concerns, and more importantly, she's internalizing them.
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"Learning a major scale in equal temperament, you're internalizing an entire worldview," he said.
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For those that oppose you, don't do the work for them by internalizing their negativity.
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Another key is internalizing the lesson that something is better than nothing in these situations.
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Darden talks about how Eden appears resilient, but she wonders what her daughter is internalizing.
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The legitimacy of the fund is based on that principle of internalizing the industry's damages.
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This event covered how tech companies can continue innovating while internalizing this wave of criticism.
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Parents, he said, may be internalizing widespread news coverage of the repercussions of smartphone use.
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Romero wants LGBTQ people to be aware of how they're internalizing the discrimination they face.
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Kodak Black grew up internalizing this very patriarchy to a degree many men can identify with.
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I've watched my relatives sacrifice their mental and physical health, internalizing their pain day after day.
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We know about these characters and their potential plotlines, which makes it harder to avoiding internalizing spoilers.
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But really, hearing and internalizing the universality of it, so then that becomes an opportunity to notice.
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Blues coach Craig Berube did an amazing job of internalizing his frustration, at least to the media.
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Clizbe imagined Simmons reading spy novels and watching movies, researching the history of the C.I.A., internalizing tradecraft.
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That helps them quell their nerves, because saying it out loud allows them to stop internalizing it.
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"People have a hard time internalizing, preparing for something that's outside their realm of experience," he said.
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Rubin concludes that external rewards take you away from internalizing the right motivation behind your new habit.
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But internalizing that position can lead us to shy away from discussions of consequences on real human lives.
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Much like Rhythm Nation, she was internalizing her relationship to those cultures, rather than trying to emulate them.
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Of the many acronyms engineers spend their lives internalizing, few are more valuable than KISS: Keep It Simple, Stupid.
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Spencer reminded me to "try to stop internalizing offensive comments" and to make sure to focus on "real" life.
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My eyes darted around the room, internalizing all of the work, and figuring out which piece to analyze next.
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And it's clear from psychology research and personal stories that plenty of Asian American men are internalizing these stereotypes.
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I feel we are internalizing rapidly shifting currents of change that are moving at velocities that momentarily transcend literal articulation.
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It wasn't until I started writing this article that I began internalizing that he was going to be the president.
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The economists behind the paper aren't sure why, though they suspect it has something to do with internalizing social norms.
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There are techniques for estimating and internalizing the costs associated with life-cycle damages that have been devised by economists.
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He shows the limits of internalizing the "we're normal, just like you" mentality that's so rampant within contemporary gay rights rhetoric.
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Citing various previous studies, the researchers argue that internalizing stereotypical gender norms can lead to serious negative consequences later in life.
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Even the aspects of her performance where she's vulnerable, or when she makes a mistake, you're internalizing that even heroes falter.
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" For her, the challenge of restorative justice entailed internalizing that "being a teacher means addressing more than what's in the book.
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All this is pretty ironic, because weight has little to do with health — something I know intellectually but have trouble internalizing.
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We know all our children are listening and internalizing, and we will not let hate be the only voice they hear.
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On the demand side, many people have a hard time internalizing the true risk of a disease they might someday get, maybe.
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Although women are sometimes perceived to be at greater risk of internalizing "idealized" body standards, men and boys are far from immune.
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Op-Ed Contributor Among Donald J. Trump's traits is his penchant for internalizing and personalizing things — insults, rejections and even policy disagreements.
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As a child, he spent years living in Barbados, internalizing its musical and cultural traditions, before returning to London for high school.
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The drawings, also on view at the Met, are part of Ms. Brown's process of internalizing her subjects before beginning to paint.
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Vox talked with Orenstein about how boys learn to dismiss girls' feelings, the dangers of internalizing ideas about traditional masculinity, and more.
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By internalizing his surroundings, he felt undeserving of a fulfilling sex life or a partner who understood his ingrained notions around sex.
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Even for people who aren't running large companies, Cuban's advice to avoid the pitfall of internalizing criticism is a lesson in success.
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" She closed with a statement worth internalizing: "When tragedy or disappointment strike, know that you have the ability to get through absolutely anything.
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Love fails because it comes without warning, and because he overthinks it; it crashes and burns from oversharing and internalizing his feelings alike.
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"A lot of training to be a mathematician is internalizing the urge to ask 'yes but what if … ?' about everything," Shapira told Hyperallergic.
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After internalizing hatred for yourself and your American friends and family, you'll realize being your nationality is kind of a cool party trick.
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I grow every time I embrace the challenge of receiving and internalizing feedback from all levels in my life, both personal and professional.
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During the candid interview, Winfrey recalled internalizing the emotions of her character and feeling the need to "burst into tears" after she left set.
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You can read about it as much as you like, internalizing the thinking of others and memorizing facts, all of which may prove useful.
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After years of internalizing the latent intolerance from schoolmates, colleagues, and neighbors, I dutifully followed the scripted "generational" turn away from family... and Islam.
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That's just me internalizing emotion, and that's just me feeling things but not being able to say them or trying not to show them.
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Some of Franzen's detractors worried that internalizing his message could discourage efforts to halt or reverse environmental damage, that his gloom could be catching.
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The more clues you write, the better you'll get at internalizing the rules, knowing what editors are looking for, and finding your individual style.
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The student was deftly sidestepping her government's act of violence against its own people, while internalizing Beijing's view that social stability trumps everything else.
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But what messages are we internalizing about formative romantic relationships when the formula for teen rom-coms is to lie your way into relationships?
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Purnell says that being around people of a similar ethnic background can be "protective, from a mental health standpoint," against internalizing discrimination, isolation, and anxiety.
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In Leon's case it seemed to be via catharsis — the process of emotionally internalizing an event, and then using that emotion to propel a painting.
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But eventually, you're going to have a critical mass of workers who actually externalize the disintegration of their way of life instead of internalizing it.
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From internalizing bullies' comments to learning to shed the toxic thoughts, she's come too far to let others' opinions define how she feels about herself.
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Transgender kids in the current study had average internalizing scores of about 52, too low to be considered at risk or in need of treatment.
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He worked his way back to Kansas City's lineage of male singers, while also internalizing the more erudite styles of Jon Hendricks and Eddie Jefferson.
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"It seems that 20- and 30-somethings have an easier time internalizing the coach and therefore reducing their usage than 40- and 50-somethings," he says.
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You're part of something in this online world and I think you're seeing more individuals internalizing that and using it to motivate action in the physical world.
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After compassion training, doctors and nurses who suffer a lot of professional burnout become better caregivers and feel empathy without internalizing a patient's distress as their own.
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Children are internalizing the messages they hear from their parents and teachers and what they see on television and in video games, movies and music, she said.
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In addition, researchers found the scores for so-called internalizing symptoms like depression and anxiety for these transgender children were much lower than results from previous studies.
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Where it's succeeded is internalizing one thing it got wrong 10 years ago: As long as you don't drive the users away, you always get another chance.
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Later he confesses to an affair, and she can't help internalizing the language he prefers, her shock and grief unfolding in an aaba scheme in her mind.
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" She advised, "Don't be a hero," and then switched into all caps, perhaps intuiting that I wasn't internalizing this message on my own: "YOU ARE MAKING A PERSON.
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As Gurley wrote, there is a bit of Madoff-ism in these clubs and, I would add, people get in without fully internalizing how risky this business is.
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It seems unlikely, but maybe Gamby and Russell will end up internalizing the lesson the old principal tries to beat into them on his last day in office.
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I'm no better than anyone else, I have my struggles, and I want to be able to show a way of dealing with it, and not internalizing it.
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Areva NP's plan notably consists in increasing production in its plants of Paimboeuf, Jarrie, Jeumont and Saint-Marcel and internalizing activities that were previously subcontracted, Les Echos reported.
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People who have had a stroke or who have other medical conditions that impair facial expressiveness, such as Parkinson's disease, may have similar trouble recognizing and internalizing emotions.
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I think that inadvertently, the progressive left has made the mistake of internalizing Reagan and thinking that the labor movement is only made up of low-wage workers.
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Whether Jessica Jones excavating past traumas or Luke Cage internalizing a responsibility to protect Harlem superpowers become less a source of empowerment than a burden, a cross to bear.
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The movie's clearest achievement was to impresses the point that parents are often a black daughter's first and last line of defense from internalizing society's contempt for their looks.
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Ron Amato's exhibition Gay in Trumpland explores the dark fear many gay men are internalizing as President Trump and his inner circle remove rights and protections for LGBTQ individuals.
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Any journalist or centrist politician who treats them as self-evidently irresponsible is doing a 2011, internalizing the prejudices of the wealthy and treating them as if they were facts.
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More recently, my thoughts turned to internalizing black culture in a more formal way, especially after seeing Jacob Lawrence's "The Migration Series" at the Museum of Modern Art in 2015.
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"People have a hard time internalizing, preparing for something that's outside their realm of experience," said J. Marshall Shepherd, a meteorologist and professor of geography at the University of Georgia.
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But unlike with the shame I felt as a young man internalizing toxic masculinity, I didn't want to hide my feelings, repress them, or confess them only to my wife.
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Beating myself up for internalizing that, for thinking I looked more attractive when I could shimmy into a sample size, is just strapping on another stupid chain, compliments of the patriarchy.
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For the past three years, African Americans across the country have been watching the horrors of police brutality and internalizing so much of the pain as those mirror neurons fire off.
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"People have a hard time internalizing, preparing for something that's outside their realm of experience." he said, but Hurricane Florence could bring conditions that people have not seen in their lifetimes.
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"In general, I think our results are similar, in that we are finding that even these younger students are internalizing this rhetoric and it is causing stress and trauma," Sondel said.
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And while members of some stigmatized groups bond with their group—LGBTQ pride, for example—people with higher body weights often do not, making them more vulnerable to internalizing stigmas against them.
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The rage that stems from internalizing trauma (while coddling men) also drips from nearly every scene in Sharp Objects, and is perfectly visualized by Toni Collette literally crawling up the walls in Hereditary.
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The Babie Brood paintings, when seen together, seem to similarly psychoanalyze the notion of a woman so internalizing the role of pleasure object that she mistakes it for an actual feeling of pleasure.
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It's all about internalizing these experiences — painting from life and in different situations, and looking at the wonderful history we inherit and considering what I can contribute to it, given my personal experience.
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Looking at a lot of the film for my dad, I think he was at his best when he was pulling things in and really internalizing the characters and working through stuff internally.
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Muslims are internalizing in every prayer that the one god they worship cannot be represented in an image and cannot be imagined, to the point where the house sanctified to God is empty.
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Consequently, when one starts unreflectively internalizing and accepting the norms that dominate elite college campuses and upper-middle-class workplaces, one runs the risk of reinforcing a culture that excludes people like oneself.
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Some of us who were forced to remain closeted through our teenage years — that crucial, terrible time for developing the earliest iterations of our adult identities — end up internalizing some slow-brewing queer shame.
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"I am doing what I do, and saying what I say, for the mental health of young kids who follow damaging rhetoric and are at risk of internalizing it more than adults," she said.
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Very few five-year-olds had these problems: just 1.2 percent of kids had so-called "externalizing" behavior problems like aggression or inattention and just 2.5 percent had "internalizing" problems like depression and anxiety.
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" Though he praises Kufrin for always being "very confident and patient" with him throughout filming the ABC reality series, she admits to internalizing her true feelings — and calls fellow Bachelor finalist Lauren Burnham a "threat.
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And results showed that those who were on the dating app reported having lower self-esteem, feeling more ashamed of their bodies, comparing themselves to others more frequently, and internalizing society's beauty standards more fully.
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He confesses to internalizing racist ideas about black youth behavior as a teen, only to realize that the "mind can never be antiracist" when it thinks there is something wrong with an entire racial group.
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Internalizing the issues we see circulating daily throughout the media and filtering them through their own lenses and experiences, the artists at Gowanus Open Studios gave us works that push and pull, suggest and contradict.
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"Muslims are internalizing in every prayer that the one god they worship cannot be represented in an image and cannot be imagined, to the point where the house sanctified to God is empty," she wrote.
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One way to think about self-management is the individual worker's internalizing a hierarchical disciplinary apparatus — the voice of the factory foreman, or the Taylorist engineer of Zoe's film — which now often occupies a freelancer's head.
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"This study shows that girls are internalizing those cultural messages early in development, believing that, yes they may work hard, but they are not naturally really smart," Kentucky University psychology professor Christia Brown told The Guardian.
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When his career was first taking flight, Marc Cary spent roughly a dozen years as the pianist in Abbey Lincoln's band, internalizing the musical philosophy, poetics and loose rhythmic phrasing of that venerated vocalist and composer.
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These negative beliefs, known as weight bias, can cause obese people to experience discrimination, which is in turn associated with an increased risk of "internalizing disorders" like depression, anxiety and low self-esteem, previous research has found.
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The thing is, it is possible to say something racist without being a racist, but just because your mouth shits it out without fully internalizing the ramifications and historical weight of the word, doesn't excuse those actions.
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I definitely didn't want this column to come out as a rant about belly fat, but internalizing that language and those standards can be way more devastating to your psyche and your health than you might realize.
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More from Tonic: In other words, while acne is relatively harmless, internalizing the social stigma around it can have lasting detrimental effects—and women and those with more severe acne seem to feel those effects the worst.
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It lets me "break" the game with my nonsense in a way that reminds me of Morrowind's spell creation, and it rewards me for internalizing how the enemies and environment work the way Shiren the Wanderer once did.
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Even though NSC officials limited multi-page briefings on key issues to three bullet points on a notecard, they rarely got the sense that Trump was reading and internalizing information, one former senior Trump administration official told CNN.
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He is an extraordinarily competent soldier, he is on the ground, he is internalizing all these lessons, and we've learned a lot, the Afghans have learned a lot, the Taliban has learned a lot too View the discussion thread.
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I've learned to look in the mirror in the morning and just celebrate the wonderful things, to know that there's more than internalizing everything and worrying about what I look like, worrying about what other people think about me.
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A generation of music fans grew up internalizing guitar soar, light keyboard coloring, huge echoey drums, and wide expanses of musical space as essential rock attributes, and it makes sense that today's self-conscious art bands should mimic yesterday's commercial convention.
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Devil May Cry 5 is absolutely approachable for newcomers, but it's also not tripping over itself to make sure it holds your hand; there's meaningful tutorialization of the mechanics, but internalizing the series' longstanding flow is only understood over time.
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This was not some obligatory quid pro quo—Michelle Obama at times seemed to channel a better version of Hillary Clinton, absorbing the themes of her campaign, internalizing them, and making them new, almost like a remix of a Clinton stump speech.
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I started domming because I wanted to better understand my relationship with beauty and attractiveness, but after seeing the power my body held, I ended up internalizing these ideals and allowing them to govern me even more — just from a different vantage point.
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This woman's life was upended for years, she was damaged by internalizing anxiety as part of her self-image and she was put on a powerful drug that she didn't need — all because she was not given a simple adrenaline test early on.
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"This is a playful way of acting out my anticipated relationships rather than just internalizing them," the 28-year-old explains from her studio in Dalston, East London, which resembles the backstage of a theater thanks to piles of props, costumes and scenery.
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And more broadly, even if giving Trump a taste of his own medicine not only makes you feel better but is also the only way to beat him, there are consequences to accepting and internalizing the lowered standards he has pushed into our public sphere.
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By internalizing these debates, Mr. Barnes avoids the polarized either-or, black-or-white characterizations of Shostakovich as noble dissident or spineless government patsy, but he also traps us inside the composer's mind, where we soon tire of the narcissistic musings and self-pitying rationalizations.
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" And now when I see Amy Schumer's popularity, or Ali Wong — and these are women that are wearing dresses and they are talking about their sex lives — I go, "Oh, maybe I was kind of internalizing too extreme of an erasure of my gender.
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But as a trans woman who grew up in the evangelical church and got really, really good at internalizing a lot of the church's logic about defeating the desires of the flesh in the name of purity — hey, I get Lydia's dilemma on a visceral level.
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But our greatest obstacle isn't Donald Trump: It's the risk of internalizing a self-defeating voice; of allowing ourselves to be overtaken by fear and self-doubt; of believing the propaganda claiming that because our aims can't be realized immediately, that we should surrender them altogether.
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The exact nature of the exploit isn't disclosed, but the whole idea of Tay was a bot that would learn the lingo of its target demographic, internalizing the verbal idiosyncrasies of the 18-24 social-media-savvy crowd and redeploying them in sassy and charming ways.
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The fact that some journalists have chosen to focus on Dao's personal character as opposed to the records of the officers who mercilessly humiliated him or the tax-payer funded department for which they work has helped upend my self-flagellating habit of internalizing these news stories.
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But the members of the Chiara String Quartet, who have made it their mission to perform without sheet music in front of them, say something special happens in the act of internalizing an entire quartet; connections deepen — with the music, with fellow players and with the audience.
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Right now, every battered woman in the world is watching this media circus, internalizing the message that when they come forward for help, when they break the cycle, they will be called a gold digger, a cheater, and be accused of having faked it all for attention.
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And even though she insists to Lyn when she comes out that she's "just me," it takes far more time for Emma to stop internalizing the apparent homophobia that drove such a wedge between her and her mother and accept that, yes, this is who she really is.
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Tristan Harris Co-founder and executive director, Center for Humane Technology The single most important way to instill trust in A.I.s is to align their business models with the ecology of stakeholders, and by ensuring that they operate through internalizing possible risks and harms into their decision-making.
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" The president issued a proclamation on Monday asking the American people to observe the Week of Remembrance with "appropriate study, prayers and commemoration, and to honor the memory of the victims of the Holocaust and Nazi persecution by internalizing the lessons of this atrocity so that it is never repeated.
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Temporary physical arm pain was a small price to pay for the immense joy felt upon internalizing and embodying the big leader's morning feelings message; not to mention the immense satisfaction of being able to give back while starting the day THE WHITE WAY, as the big leader called it.
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Trump's outrageous decision this week to end DACA, the Obama-era Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, which allowed many young people brought to this country as children to stay and work here, is just the latest expression of Trump's growing intolerance and his growing adoption and internalizing of white nationalist ideology.
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A self-professed "old guy" at the ripe age of 28, Tomas Gentina came up in much the same way most of the other leaders in the Chilean scene did: traveling to conferences in Spain, applying to programs in the United States and internalizing whatever he could from blogs and international tech luminaries.
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Holistically we can learn to refocus all of our organizing, our programming, our activism, our art, our thinking to be decolonial, to reject the supremacy of one group over another and to reject the internalizing of inferiority complexes that plagues many of our people even long after political independence has been secured.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Ron Amato's exhibition Gay in Trumpland, opening up today and on view at the Leslie-Lohman Museum of Gay and Lesbian Art this weekend explores the dark fear many gay men are internalizing as President Trump and his inner circle remove rights and protections for LGBTQ individuals.
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I think where she and I veer off is that her ultimate realization is that comedy may not be the best art form for dealing with one's legit traumas, and I'm still internalizing it as a shortcoming of my own comedic skill that I just haven't found the way to make it work yet.
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That is, when markets and people interact in ways that are harmful for human welfare, there's a well-established economic rationale for the government to step in and fix the problem by "internalizing the externality," meaning making the persons or institutions that are, in this case, polluting the environment pay for the damage they're doing to the rest of us.
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"If they're sending the message that Asians are actually less personable and less likable and generally less human than other people, that's why it's O.K. to exclude them from these places, then of course young Asian-Americans are going to grow up internalizing that message," said Mr. Kondo, a founder of Plan A Magazine, an online journal focused on Asian-American culture and politics.
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Among my candidates: three-year-old loving a cat who hates him, five-year-old internalizing a Grace Slick rant, 13-year-old upgrading a duo called 1 1/2 into a trio who make the Shaggs sound like Yes, college man failing ethics, college grad loving Ethan Frome, twentysomething enjoying a live-in four-way, thirtysomething XXX-ing his ex, and fortysomething reaccessing a permanently impermanent NYC.
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One might think all genre exercise does this, taking the desired genre as an object and explicit goal and hence setting it apart from the musical subject; actually the process of internalizing genre marks can make a genre's status as a genre more explicit than it was when practiced less self-consciously, externalizing the source material while formalizing it into a genre and proclaiming itself, the musical subject, as the apotheosis of the genre it itself invented.
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The concept has been trendy on Pinterest and Etsy for several years, and the variety of printables being given and sold on these stay-at-home mom blogs is dizzying: There are templates for grocery lists and weekly meal plans, daily and monthly calendar printouts, monthly workout plans, templates for keeping track of medication, packing lists for a family trip to Disney, Bible study plans, charts to keep track of how much water you're drinking, and daily gratitude prompts that you can color in yourself, internalizing your gratitude while you color.
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