Behaving in accordance with rules, even when authority figures are not around to detect transgressions or enforce these edicts, provides some evidence of

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Internalization refers to the process of accepting a set of norms or beliefs as one's own, to the extent that they guide behavior even in the absence of external enforcement or observation. This is why behaving in accordance with rules without supervision indicates internalization.

Behaving in Accordance with Rules, Even When Authority Figures Are