British spelling: present participle of externalise; the process of making something external or expressing it outwardly.
From externalise + -ing (present participle suffix). The ongoing action of making something external.
In British psychology literature, you'll see 'externalising behavior' to describe kids who act out their problems loudly (opposite of 'internalising,' where they bottle everything up).
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