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Meanings of psychological principle in English
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Usage of psychological principle in English
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This type of planted obligation is a famous psychological principle called "reciprocity."
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Sniping works on a simple psychological principle.
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Bergson sees an internal psychological principle of development, hence the name of his book, "Creative Evolution."
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Moreover, the more closely we attend to it, the more explicitly do we imitate it, by an evident psychological principle.
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This is a correct psychological principle, for that matter, even when those practicing it do not fully understand the underlying facts.
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There is no uniform psychological principle which determines that the three-headed snake in one story shall become a three-headed man in the next.
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Well the important principles in magic are psychological principles, not mechanical principles.
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Could parents better train their children if they made use of psychological principles?
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Psychological principles verify the proverb that practice makes perfect.
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Politicians are invoking the brain to justify arguments more sensibly grounded on social or psychological principles.
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Talk to successful physicians and find out what use they make of suggestion and other psychological principles.
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Do ideals and motives govern the world, but only as these ideals and motives are themselves produced according to biological or psychological principles?
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A few words, however, will make it clear to the scientific mind that her phenomena can be easily accounted for on purely psychological principles, thus:
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"If this argument is valid-andits validity is self-evident- it isimpossibletoimagine a case that may not be thus explained on psychological principles."