Internalization (noun)

1. The process of incorporating or assimilating ideas, attitudes, or norms into one's own mind.
2. The process of making something a part of one's own psychology or being.

Origin:

Late 19th century: from internalize, from internal + -ize.

Examples:

1. The internalization of societal norms and values occurs over a person's lifetime.
2. The internalization of one's beliefs and values leads to personal growth and maturity.
3. The internalization of the company's mission is crucial for employee motivation.
4. The internalization of healthy habits leads to a better lifestyle.
5. The internalization of religious teachings shapes a person's beliefs and values.