0 past simple and past participle of externalize
1 to express feelings, especially bad feelings, such as anger:
Thus, matters involving how information is presented in externalized utterances are not our concern here.
Figure 3 shows examples of thin-sectioned externalized residual bodies that are relatively intact.
Associations between parental psychological and behavioral control and youth internalized and externalized behaviors.
Discovering the proper verbal expression of this externalized meaning is by no means considered a simple process.
They produce more externalized, situational references than externalizing youth in response to anger 0 sad material.
In other words, externalized aspects of the motor system rather than internalized aspects of the physical world outside ourselves may provide defaults for our perceptions.
First, much overview knowledge is tacit, and it is not clear how such knowledge can be externalized.
Though the externalized memory hypothesis might predict change blindness, however, it is not clear that the sensorimotor hypothesis would.
