= Internal–external distinction
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The internal-external distinction is a conceptual framework used in various fields, such as philosophy, psychology, sociology, and organizational analysis, to differentiate between factors, variables, or phenomena that originate from within a system versus those that come from outside of it. \#\#\# In Different Contexts: 1. **Philosophy**: - In epistemology, the internal-external distinction pertains to the source of knowledge or justification.
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