Internal and external constraints are two different things.
Internal constraints have to deal with those integral to the problem, they
might have caused the initial problem. External constraints deal with those
imposed in the decision-making process, such as money, knowledge base, time,
energy, or other things that a group might need to make a decision. So basically
the difference between the two is that external constraints are factors that
affect the decision making process rather than the problem itself and internal constraints
are embedded directly to the problem and could be the vital cause of it. An
example of an internal constraint for me would be my second job coming to an
end. I work for a baseball organization and the season is done so I now need to
pick up another job. With that happening
it leads to the external constraint of not having enough money for things that I
need.
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