externalize

This score is thought to reflect a person’s “internalizing” liability to develop anxiety and mood disorders, an “externalizing” liability, such as to abuse drugs and break laws, and a propensity to delusions and other forms of psychotic thinking.

Here’s one individual, one human, who was particularly capable and productive, but could create all this externalized information.

You cannot perform or externalize your vanity as overtly as Bieber did without again emphasizing to the world you are a jerk.

A change of will can always manifest itself in action but it is very difficult to externalize convincingly a mere change of heart.

Then live these in your mind, making no room for unclean thought, and you will externalize them in your body.

Gora Dwight had told him that he must learn to "externalize his emotions," and he felt that here was the supreme opportunity.

We encounter language as we continuously externalize our biological and cultural identities in the act of living as human beings.

Ideas express the implicit will of the human being to externalize them (what Marcuse called "the imperative quality" of thought).