What is another word for internalisation?
Pronunciation: [ɪntˌɜːnəla͡ɪzˈe͡ɪʃən] (IPA) 
Internalisation is a process in which external factors become internalised. This can happen when we accept certain beliefs or values as our own, or when we incorporate external knowledge into our thinking. Synonyms for internalisation include assimilation, incorporation, internalization, adoption, and integration. When we assimilate ideas or values, we make them a part of ourselves and they become ingrained in our thinking. Incorporation refers to the process of taking external knowledge and incorporating it into our existing knowledge base. Internalization refers to the process of internalizing external factors, such as beliefs or values. Adoption refers to the process of accepting or taking on new ideas, practices, or beliefs. Integration refers to the process of blending or merging different ideas, concepts or beliefs into a unified whole.
