Object

• benefit: The inability to internalize external benefits is, itself, a result of prohibitively high transaction costs.

• value: Are the Iranians to blame because they internalized the false values that Washington strove mightily to inculcate worldwide?

• norm: Goodwin, 1999 ) have pointed out that cultural systems help people in forming internalized social norms that are prime sources of relationship behavior.

Modifying Another Word

• not: While humility is a virtue and we must always safeguard against arrogance, we dare not internalize misdirected and agenda-driven criticism.

• eventually: As you see these language features in use you'll eventually internalize them.

Preposition: by

• participant: The set of rules was first presented as a table but finally internalized by the participants.

Modifying Another Word

• fully: Congestion in the community around the airport is certainly an external impact which is not fully internalized at the present day.

• effectively: In a sense, it could be argued that those congestion costs are effectively internalized.