It starts with designing your building to externalize the front door.
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The problem is internal, though it may be tactical to externalize it.
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With acting you have to externalize, or enlarge the internalizations, make them visible.
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The camera helped her "come to consciousness," to evolve, to externalize herself and to survive.
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"Therapy can help you take things less personally and externalize a lot," she told Insider.
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Hegel thought that owning things was a way for people to externalize their personal freedom.
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Externalize your ideas in order to learn what is really possible and actually good for you.
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If trauma remains unprocessed, disgust or rage can turn inward to self-harm or externalize itself to others.
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Two: the thing about fiction, again, is you're able to externalize things in artful ways that produce thematioc resonance.
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It now seems clear that: Tune in: Leary recommended that Americans externalize, materialize, and express their new internal perspective.
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It is a film that seems to externalize David Hockney's erotic imagination and the anxiety that comes with it.
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I was feeling hurt after dating a few people, and wanted to externalize that in an absurd and extreme way.
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The likes of "Ozark" and "True Detective" externalize their angst by painting the world in shades of black and blue.
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The combination of design and color is the best way for me to externalize how I want to present myself.
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She works with patients to help them identify the origin of those critical messages to hopefully "externalize them," she said.
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"You have to remember to externalize what is essentially inward — to give the monologue life, variety, color, nuance," he added.
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"You can only gripe about people that are not in the room, and you need to externalize the gripe," she explained.
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This is consistent with a narcissistic outlook, in that he possesses a sense of entitlement and a tendency to externalize responsibility.
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Islam, like other fundamental ideologies, provides certainty in an uncertain world and allows them to externalize their anger in a violent way.
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For example, we need to make sure that affluent homeowners who build houses in coastal areas do not "externalize" the risk to everyone else.
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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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And so from there we ended up really wanting to ask this question, 'Is there a way to externalize the internal experience of cyber-bullying?
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Women employ a tend-and-befriend approach that invites confidence in and cooperation with people who can help them externalize their struggles and find succor.
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And this is why: on a stage of someone else's making, a challenging boss fight lets the player externalize and then defeat their own internal threats.
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That slow burn of dedication punctuated by explosive bursts of competition hasn't faded, but Matt doesn't externalize the intensity he taps to perform in the pool.
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As Allen suggested, externalize all of your commitments by putting them on a list and focus on tackling it by the end of your work week.
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He hazards the subconscious to externalize The natural formula that lies In the full growth and movement, The spring's great marriage and the winter's great annulment.
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But it takes forever to get to this point — much less to externalize the threat Cybertron poses to Earth beyond really, really fucking with our tides.
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The most obvious one is extreme grief and how people process it, how they turn inward and shut down, or externalize it and find someone to blame.
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"Participants may have an initial negative reaction to reading the article, but are unlikely to bluntly externalize them because of self-control or environmental cues," the researchers write.
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When I was younger, I used to have a lot of pain in my heart and I started to self-harm as a way to externalize my inner pain.
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The risk in playing this kind of suffering lies in the temptation to externalize the misery, but Mr. Hawke strips away everything that might turn this into a performance.
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We've been working on this for a long time, and, as with other important advances, our initial attempts to externalize some of our early internal Machine Learning tools were failures.
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It did externalize before because [the same patient] liked a girl he met online, and went to see her out of state, but then she got back together with an ex.
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They asked the caregivers to evaluate their adolescents' levels of "psychosocial functioning"—how well the adolescents are able to internalize or externalize problems in their lives as evidenced by their behavior.
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It is time to consider whether the current regulatory setup, which allows all software vendors to externalize the costs of all defects and problems to their customers with zero liability, needs re-examination.
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"Many times, art can be an extremely powerful way to get to externalize these very primitive feelings for which there are no words," says Ginette Ferszt, a psychiatrist at the University of Rhode Island.
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His new demeanor and shabby appearance could've been used to show how people might externalize survivor's guilt, and how even godlike heroes can deteriorate — but instead, the changes came across as problematic and disappointing.
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" Austin: The thing I want to briefly say is, If you were listening and you're like "Yeah, but like people have hang-ups about stuff like sex all the time and they don't externalize it.
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"Gig work platforms don't just externalize their security costs, they sometimes actively make their workers less secure," Albert told attendees on Tuesday at Enigma, a cybersecurity conference in Santa Clara, California, where they presented the research.
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"On the contrary, we fear that Islamic State will externalize, transfer its activities to Europe, especially because of military losses in the region," the minister, a member of Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservative Christian Democratic party, told reporters.
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While the EU talks about human rights and solidarity, its efforts to externalize its border have led it to fund Libyan militias that have captured, imprisoned and, at times, sold into slavery migrants trying to reach Europe.
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He contributed to the development of a systematic platform for equities trading, established the foundation of our systematic market making business by institutionalizing the Trader Who Codes construct, and led the effort to externalize the division's capabilities to clients through Marquee, among other important innovations.
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And ubiquitous digital devices and social media give us means and motive to externalize our memories to photographs in exchange for likes and influence, ensuring that we can never be certain if we've taken a picture of a memory or are just remembering a picture.
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Instead, she argued, a school should have a policy in place for the student to seek out a guidance counselor or nurse and do some role-playing that helps the student "externalize his worry," similar to how Mountain Valley teenagers are taught to observe their thinking and talk back to it.
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Political unrest and dysfunction, discord between races and between sexes and the plight of the planet can also make people seek to "externalize their internal fears" by engaging in extreme sports, said Christine Le Scanff, dean of the school of sports sciences and movement at the University of Paris-Sud in France.
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Guerineau: There's no guide or easy way to deal with such heavy realities, but as they're rooted our human condition, the least we can do is to acknowledge them, accept the emotions they bring, uneasy as they can be, fear, sadness, anger, depression... and externalize them, communication and art are powerful ways to process darkness.
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The cyclist's mysterious posturing is rarely as arresting as the sensuous language Coventry deploys to externalize the sensations of racing in packs, as well as the self-conscious intimacies of men "roughhousing the love out of the late evening" or exposing their souls in the down times like jittery troops steeling themselves before battle.
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Certainly the review isn't arguing that viewers forgive Dahmer's crimes — which would be pointless anyway, considering he was killed by a fellow inmate less than three years into his prison sentence — but it does ask for a broad empathy for young men who internalize their peers' callousness and their mothers' neglect, and then externalize it as sadism.
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Each pocket of fans I awkwardly bumped into was engaging with the event in a different way — some with an academic interest in what was essentially a literary conference, others for the opportunity to externalize their superfandom, a few to take in celebrity sightings (the biggest name was undoubtedly Iwan Rheon, season 6's archvillain Ramsay Bolton, who got boy band-level praise at one panel) and some just to socialize.
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" —CBS Evening News (@CBSEveningNews) February 14, 2019 Nader Hashemi, an Iranian-Canadian political scientist director of the Center for Middle East Studies at the University of Denver, over the weekend told Canada&aposs CBC: "Ironically, Donald Trump&aposs policy, I would argue, is actually bolstering the Islamic Republic and allowing its leaders to externalize its problems by pointing to the comprehensive crippling sanctions that have been imposed on Iran and the assassination of senior leaders like Soleimani.
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These children are emotionally reactive and aggressive. They have difficulty regulating their negative emotions and may be likely to externalize it as negative behaviour around the newborn.
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He argues that man's unwillingness to accept his own ego has caused him to externalize these gods so as to avoid the feeling of narcissism that would accompany self-worship.
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The anime also introduced the characters Asano and Sugimoto to accompany Yoko to the Twelve Kingdoms. Their role is to externalize some of Yoko's problems that were internal in the novels."Translator Notes by Yamamoto Davey", Twelve Kingdoms - Chapter 3 - Coup, Media Blasters.
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Charles Bazerman, ed. New York: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, 7-21 [21]. It has also been observed that the activity of writing itself can have knowledge-transforming effects, since it allows humans to externalize their thinking in forms that are easier to reflect on and potentially rework.Estrem, Heidi.
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The product encountered various problems in its short lifecycle. Initially when websites were visited there was often little content available from other Third Voice users. The product soon received much criticism by website owners claiming they were trying to externalize discussion. The White House website was annotated with topical jokes.
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Upon the release of BWPS, critics popularly viewed Smile as "finally completed". In his review of The Smile Sessions, Toop argued that such attempts to complete the album are "misguided". He described Smile as a "labyrinth" that exists "in a memory house into which Wilson invited all those who could externalize its elements".
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Childhood conduct disorder and adult antisocial personality disorder as well as substance use disorders are more common in men. Many mood disorders, anxiety disorders, and eating disorders are more common in women. One explanation is that men tend to externalize stress while women tend to internalize it. Gender differences vary to some degree for different cultures.
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To escape the narcissistic mortification of accepting their own dependency needs, cult leaders may resort to delusions of omnipotence. Their continuing shame and underlying guilt, and their repudiation of dependency, obliges such leaders to use seduction and manic defenses to externalize and locate dependency needs in others, thus making their followers controllable through a displaced sense of shame.
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This petal aims to change society's mindset in which property ownership allows owners to externalize negative environmental impacts onto others. This is done by creating spaces where people of all capabilities, disabilities, ages, and economic status have equal access. It also requires that the project must not disturb another site's access to sunlight, fresh air, and clean water.
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What has been proven to remain constant is the tendency to internalize or externalize problems. This relates to individuals with shy personalities because they tend to internalize their problems, or dwell on their problems internally instead of expressing their concerns, which leads to disorders like depression and anxiety. Humans experience shyness to different degrees and in different areas. Shyness can also be seen as an academic determinant.
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While social pressures cause Canadians to repress their fears and anxieties, comedians expose such through comedic art. Individual audience members externalize their reaction as laughter, publicly displaying their value system. When an audience laughs together it creates consensus at sharing a common worldview. Canadian comedians thus learn to be surrogates, using individual expression to reaffirm the collective while voicing and soothing the audience's troubles.
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Advocates of strict liability laws argue that strict products liability causes manufacturers to internalize costs they would normally externalize. Strict liability thus requires manufacturers to evaluate the full costs of their products. In this way, strict liability provides a mechanism for ensuring that a product's absolute good outweighs its absolute harm. Between two parties who are not negligent (manufacturer and consumer), one will necessarily shoulder the costs of product defects.
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Los Muertos () is a 2004 Argentine drama film directed by Lisandro Alonso. It follows a released prisoner (Vargas) who, convicted of murder years ago, looks for his now adult daughter. Vargas' journey is slow and contemplative though Alonso refuses to externalize his psychology, making much of the film's events open-ended and impressionistic. The film is considered part of Alonso's "Lonely Man Trilogy," which also includes La Libertad and Liverpool.
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Viññāna is used in Thai Buddhism to refer specifically to one's consciousness or life-force after it has left the body at the moment of death. Thais differentiate between winyaan and "jid-jai" (จิตใจ), which is the consciousness while it is still connected to a living body. Even though the jid-jai leaves the body while you dream at night and can also externalize during advanced meditation practice, it is still connected to the body.
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Students who "externalize" exhibit behaviors such as insulting, provoking, threatening, bullying, cursing, and fighting, along with other forms of aggression. Male students with EBD exhibit externalizing behavior more often than their female counterparts. Children and adolescents with ADD or ADHD may display different types of externalizing behavior and should be either medicated or going through behavioral treatment for their diagnosis. Adolescents with severe ADHD would likely benefit most from both medication and behavioral treatment.
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This is known as claimed self-handicapping, in which the individual merely states that an obstacle to performance exists. Examples of claimed self-handicaps include declarations that one is experiencing physical symptoms. Self-handicapping behavior allows individuals to externalize failures but internalize success, accepting credit for achievements but allowing excuses for failings. An example of self-handicapping is the student who spends the night before an important exam partying rather than studying.
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They claim that strict liability causes consumers to under invest in care even when they are the least-cost avoiders. This, they say, results in a lower aggregate level of care than under a negligence standard. Proponents counter that people have enough natural incentive to avoid inflicting serious harm on themselves to mitigate this concern. Critics charge that the requiring manufacturers to internalize costs they would otherwise externalize increases the price of goods.
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1880 MaineMemory.net The property is now owned by Bowdoin College.Bowdoin Campus Map The house was designed in 1848 by Gervase Wheeler, an English architect whose work reflected a growing architectural aesthetic to externalize aspects of a building's construction, exemplified here by the use of vertical board- and-batten siding. Wheeler's design was published in Andrew Jackson Downing's 1850 work The Architecture of Country Houses, an influential work in popularizing the Carpenter Gothic style.
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Studies reveal that even though males and females are equally likely to react to a strain with anger, the origin of the anger and their means of coping with it can vary drastically. Males are likely to put the blame on others for adversity and therefore externalize feelings of anger. Females typically internalize their angers and tend to blame themselves instead. Female internalized anger is accompanied by feelings of guilt, fear, anxiety and depression.
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Gatekeepers serve in various roles including academic admissions, financial advising, and news editing, along with many areas of the fine arts. An academic admissions officer might review students' qualifications based on criteria like test scores, race, social class, grades, family connections, and even athletic ability. Where this internal gatekeeping role is unwanted, open admissions can externalize it. Various gatekeeping organizations administer professional certifications to protect clients from fraud and unqualified advice, for example for financial advisers.
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A basic assumption in the creation of a virtual auditory space is that if the acoustical waveforms present at a listener's eardrums are the same under headphones as in free field, then the listener's experience should also be the same. Typically, sounds generated from headphones are perceived as originating from within the head. In the virtual auditory space, the headphones should be able to "externalize" the sound. Using the HRTF, sounds can be spatially positioned using the technique described below.
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Winslet sent the script to producer Scott Rudin, who suggested that her then-husband, Sam Mendes would be perfect as director. Winslet gave Mendes Yates' novel and said, "I really want to play this part". He read Haythe's script and then the book in quick succession. Haythe's first draft was very faithful to the novel, using large parts of Yates' own language, but Mendes told him to find ways to externalize what Frank and April do not say to each other.
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3rd Prague Process Ministerial Conference The Tampere Program started in 1999 outlines the EU's policy on migration and presents a certain openness towards freedom, security, and justice. It focuses on two issuesː the development of a common asylum system and the enhancement of external border controls. The externalization of borders with Turkey is essentially the transfer of border controls and management to foreign countries, which are in close proximity to EU countries. The EU's decision to externalize its borders puts significant pressure on non-EU countries to cooperate with EU political forces.
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As the agent accommodates to their roles and relationships in the context of their position in the field, they internalize relationships and expectations for operating in that domain. These internalized relationships and habitual expectations and relationships form, over time, the habitus. Bourdieu's work attempts to reconcile structure and agency, as external structures are internalized into the habitus while the actions of the agent externalize interactions between actors into the social relationships in the field. Bourdieu's theory, therefore, is a dialectic between "externalizing the internal", and "internalizing the external".
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Aggressive adolescents, who often experience their family as abusive and neglectful, are more likely to turn to other antisocial peers for support. These relationships while providing shared activities outside of the home may further externalize problems like delinquency while discouraging the normal formation of emotionally involving relationships. Both types of rejected adolescents may also turn to fantasy for compensation, but again may not derive from it the form of support they most critically need. Withdrawn individuals are not given a forum for identity experimentation, and aggressive adolescents fail to develop mature interpersonal skills.
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It is often considered that a state's form of government can dictate the way that a state interacts with others in the international relation. Democratic peace theory is a theory that suggests that the nature of democracy means that democratic countries will not go to war with each other. The justifications for this are that democracies externalize their norms and only go to war for just causes, and that democracy encourages mutual trust and respect. Communism justifies a world revolution, which similarly would lead to peaceful coexistence, based on a proletarian global society.
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In a system like this people are forced to factor the pollution cost into their expenses. This system as well as other systems of internalization function on large and small scales (oftentimes both are tightly connected). On a corporate scale, the government can regulate carbon emissions and other polluting factors in business practices forcing companies to either reduce their pollution levels, externalize these costs onto their consumers by raising the cost of their goods/services, and/or a combination of the two. These kinds of systems can also be effective in indirectly creating a more environmentally conscious consumer base.
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It is believed that the "Individualized Flames of Perfection", emanating as lifestreams taking physical embodiment, can develop further attributes that express a unique Identity, and attain the fullness of the use of Light. This is done by mastery over matter planes that have a slower vibratory action, thus requiring more energy and concentration to externalize form. This allows for the development of greater skills of creation and "Causal Body Momentums" of various "Divine Qualities". Physical embodiment gives each individual the opportunity to expand these attributes and faculties through matter substance, and to become a "master of energy" through thought and feeling.
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Sociological work has explored the social alienation and boredom that many workers feel because of the repetition of doing the same specialized task all day long. One of capitalism's most famous critics, Karl Marx, expressed in his Entfremdung theory the belief that in order to achieve job satisfaction workers need to see themselves in the objects they have created, that products should be "mirrors in which workers see their reflected essential nature." Marx viewed labour as a chance for us to externalize facets of our personality. Marxists argue that specialization makes it very difficult for any worker to feel they may be contributing to the real needs of humanity.
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In a 1981 article, psychoanalysts Victor Calef and Edward Weinshel argued that gaslighting involves the projection and introjection (the "transfer") of psychic contents from the victimizer to the victim. The psychic contents include affects, perceptions, impulses, resistances, fantasies, delusions, conflicts. The authors explored a variety of reasons why the victims may have "a tendency to incorporate and assimilate what others externalize and project onto them", and concluded that gaslighting may be "a very complex highly structured configuration which encompasses contributions from many elements of the psychic apparatus". Later, psychiatrist Theodore Dorpat described this "transfer" of the victimizer's unconscious psychic contents as an example of projective identification.
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Interfaces that can leverage this intelligence must also be in place to externalize the logic and guide an agent (or the system itself) in how the customer would prefer to be treated at any given moment, continuously recalibrating the approach based on customer responses. The approach taken may be to make an offer, resolve a complaint, or to make some other kind of recommendation (or a combination of all of these). Another approach to next- best-action is using machine learning to access the impact of specific activities on Consumer Experience (CX) or measuring the impact of actions on latent affinity for brands or their products. It is widely understood that superior customer experience drives revenue growth.
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The degree to which mental illness does or does not contribute to school shootings has been debated in society. Although the vast majority of mentally ill individuals are non- violent, some evidence has suggested that mental illness or mental health symptoms are nearly universal among school shooters. A 2002 report by the US Secret Service and US Department of Education found evidence that a majority of school shooters displayed evidence of mental health symptoms, often undiagnosed or untreated. Criminologists Fox and DeLateur note that mental illness is only part of the issue, however, and mass shooters tend to externalize their problems, blaming others and are unlikely to seek psychiatric help, even if available.
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However, if clients are concerned with more than the simple monetary return and they, for instance, are interested in the costs to society and to the environment, then they may need to turn to an ethical bank which takes their ethics and morality into account when investing. Some businesses externalize costs onto the environment and society. Aiming to create a more equitable distribution of costs in society, banks can raise interest rates or apply tariffs on loans given to clients and projects with high external costs. This would mean that companies would pay more if their business caused extensive environmental damage; taking some of the cost off of society as a whole and putting it on the company.
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This is the human condition according to the Christian reinterpretation of the Choice of Heracles. According to prescriptivism, morality is not about knowledge (of moral facts), but about character (to choose to do the right thing). Actors cannot externalize their responsibility and freedom of will towards some moral truth in the world, virtuous people don't need to wait for some cognition to choose what's right. Prescriptivism is also supported by imperative logic, in which there are no truth values for imperatives, and by the idea of the naturalistic fallacy: even if someone could prove the existence of an ethical property and express it in a factual statement, he could never derive any command from this statement, so the search for ethical properties is pointless.
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The man then counters his insecurity by purchasing a material object that functions as a status symbol, something that both he and others will recognize as a mark of success. The relationship between self-completion theory and materialism is further shown through individuals' tendency to externalize their concerns about their lives by acquiring symbol-objects that reinforce and improve their self-definitions. In terms of goods/objects as individuals' status symbols, greater emphasis is placed on tangible, material objects, as they can be recognized and understood as status symbols by a wider audience than are intangible and abstract ideas. In the same vein, materialism reinforces symbolic self-completion particularly in a societies that are structured in such a way that the consumption of prestigious objects is seen as the best remedy for insecurity.
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Economic democracy is a socioeconomic philosophy that proposes to shift decision-making power from corporate managers and corporate shareholders to a larger group of public stakeholders that includes workers, customers, suppliers, neighbours and the broader public. No single definition or approach encompasses economic democracy, but most proponents claim that modern property relations externalize costs, subordinate the general well-being to private profit and deny the polity a democratic voice in economic policy decisions. In addition to these moral concerns, economic democracy makes practical claims, such as that it can compensate for capitalism's inherent effective demand gap. Proponents of economic democracy generally argue that modern capitalism periodically results in economic crises characterized by deficiency of effective demand as society is unable to earn enough income to buy its output production.
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Navy Secretary Ray Mabus signed a memorandum directed to the chief of Naval operations and commandant of the Marine Corps stating: "Effective immediately, separations initiated under the provisions of the reference for service members with a diagnosis or history of gender dysphoria, who identify themselves as transgender, or who have taken steps to externalize the condition, must be forwarded to the assistant secretary of the Navy (manpower and reserve affairs) for decision." L–R: Secretary of Defense Ashton Carter, Secretary of the Army John M. McHugh, and Chief of Staff of the Department of Defense Eric Fanning render honors at the LGBT Pride Month ceremony in the Pentagon Auditorium on June 9, 2015. In the wake of these directives, in July 2015, Secretary Carter ordered the creation of a Pentagon working group "to study over the next six months the policy and readiness implications of welcoming transgender persons to serve openly." He also stated that all decisions to dismiss troops with gender dysphoria would be handled by the Pentagon's acting Under Secretary of Defense for Personnel and Readiness, Brad Carson. Carson would later resign his position in April 2016 following a February 2016 Senate confirmation hearing where he clashed publicly with Sens.
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