Meanings of psychosomatic symptoms in English

So there's a danger that these tests could lead to psychosomatic symptoms.

Conclusions: The present study suggests that the quality-of-school context may have a key role in predicting students' psychosomatic symptoms.

She had a history of what looked like psychosomatic symptoms, and the case itself had several bizarre features .

The study used hierarchical linear modeling to examine the relations between individual and school characteristics, and students' psychosomatic symptoms.

Under stress, this anxiety tended to translate itself into various psychosomatic symptoms, such as stomach upsets, diarrhea and headaches.

A group of 70 totally edentulous subjects were examined and trait anxiety and the presence of psychosomatic symptoms were evaluated.

Asthmatics reported feeling lonely more often, having a number of negative social perceptions and feelings, and having more frequent psychosomatic symptoms.

Purpose: This study examines the role of school sense of community and school unfairness in predicting psychosomatic symptoms among Italian early adolescents.

Results: Sense of community and procedural unfairness in the school at the individual level showed a significant association with students' psychosomatic symptoms.

Adverse characteristics of temperament and psychosomatic symptoms were assessed in 362 infants aged 3 months by observation of behaviour and parent interview instruments.

"Dude, you've got more psychosomatic symptoms than Scrooge McDuck has money."