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Meanings of psychological impact in English

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Usage of psychological impact in English
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Method: Current research on the psychological impact of weight stigma was reviewed.
Pubmed
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Now that this was no longer true, the psychological impact was profound.
2001. A Space Odyssey
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APPEALS A third reform aims to mitigate the psychological impact of finality.
Reuters
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Kleine said the BP spill has had a psychological impact on distributors.
Reuters
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The challenges are the complexity of the injuries and their psychological impact.
The Guardian
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She cautioned, however, about the psychological impact of problems in Greece.
Reuters
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While these three disasters caused tremendous physical damage, their psychological impact remains unclear.
Pubmed
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Some pollutants can also have a psychological impact, increasing the risk of depression.
Radio NZ
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Less apparent but perhaps more important is the pill's psychological impact.
The Disposable Male
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Rhodes had planned to ramp everything up for maximum psychological impact.
The athena project: a thriller
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But the psychological impact of the blast will be felt even further still.
The Irish Times
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No data are currently available about the psychological impact of repeated sedations on children.
Pubmed
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So that's a psychological impact, they don't feel very good.
Reuters
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Background: Facial palsy can have significant functional and psychological impact.
Pubmed
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So a step back by California would have both an economic and psychological impact.
Reuters
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The fear is what psychological impact a whitewash would have.
The Guardian
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