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Перевод: psychological

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психологический

Тезаурус:

1. Schacht made soothing noises and promised Lipski that there was no real crisis at all - merely a psychological one.
2. These involve physical, financial, and psychological hardships including the loss of liberty, goods and services, heterosexual relationships, autonomy, security and life chances post-custody.
3. This essence or idea, which is based on a psychological evaluation, is then matched with the essence of the patient in question.
4. Nonetheless an evolutionary approach to human social life permits a broad perspective in which the emergence of the social psychological domain from the biological can be traced.
5. The first part of his book is an extended essay in counter-theory, intended as a prolegomenon to the second part, which offers a study of Shakespeare in terms of moral and psychological realism.
6. In a large-scale Swedish study of intervention with self-poisoners, patients in one group were offered psychiatric, social, and psychological help whereas another group was offered traditional care (Ettlinger 1975).
7. In some patients, psychological disorders may be even more important.
8. "Oh, if you're going all psychological!" snorted Breeze, and Gay laughed.
9. The role of the angel as an intermediary between the human and the mystical world, and its elaborate beautifying as a vehicle of the dream, would seem to tie in closely with Glauber's identification of a continuing thread of psychological resistance in Latin American culture.
10. When I ask for something it is because I think it is worth trying but in this case the very clear proviso about needing to buy was a strong psychological deterrent to investing the time and effort needed to learn yet another keyboard technique and language.
11. This is probably not a planned strategy, but the result of constant tiredness, busy programmes or some of the physical discomforts or psychological problems already mentioned.
12. Moreover, he assesses such people (in his book The Nightmare , 1985) as being "markedly open and defenceless, not having developed the psychological protection most people have they have thin boundaries (between conscious and unconscious states) and let things through."
13. Horses have a number of psychological needs, too, and if these are not satisfied the horse is likely to become anxious or depressed.