Synonyms:
psychological
Meaning: mental or emotional as opposed to physical in nature; "give psychological support"; "psychological warfare"
Synonyms:
psychological
Meaning: of or relating to or determined by psychology; "psychological theories"
Usage examples
The psychological effect of such a state of things is not difficult to realize.
It would surely be of great psychological interest if all these dreams were recorded.
Besides, the difficulties which atop us here are peculiarly of a psychological order.
Mr. Hayes states the problem of life extremely well, but his solution is sadly inadequate both from a psychological and from a dramatic point of view.
These definitions would have all the precision that could be desired if the distinction between physical and psychological causation were clear and sharp.
The crippled girl was face to face with a psychological problem, which in itself was far beyond her comprehension, but vaguely she felt that it was a problem.
The psychological Ippolit Kirillovitch heard this with a subtle smile, and ended by recommending that these remarks as to where Dmitri Fyodorovitch would go should be "included in the case."
Whatever is the psychological truth of this contention it is undeniable that the mind measurably loses grip on one idea the moment the attention is projected decidedly ahead to a second or a third idea.
The average man would have done that, but my long years of training in psychological interpretation told me that a character and a friendship built during forty years does not change in six months, and that there must be some other explanation for this.
These two reasons sufficiently explain the tendency to see only psychological states in the emotional ones; and, in fact, those authors who have sought to oppose mind to matter have not failed to introduce emotion into their parallel as representing the essence of mind.