- When a person is said to internalise a value, it simply means that those values have become a part of that person and it is integrated as part of his value system.
- In schools, teachers try to internalise the good values in children such as respect, obedience, hard work, morality, etc.
- A teacher or another adult can do this in a kid by teaching them how to say please when they want something, thank you when they want to show appreciation and sorry when they offer an apology.
- Learners can do this by positively reinforcing good values and punishing bad values in children.
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I think the answer is choice C am not sure bruh
Answer:
Of course its not your love for the athlete! The problem might be that you think you are nice but could be doing something wrong. try talking to someone that isnt nice back and ask what do you not like about me or something like that.
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