Significados de psychologic en inglés

Even with protection from further physical injury, severe psychologic trauma remains likely.

She followed the bent of her time for analysis and psychologic interpretation.

Disadvantages included potential discrimination, adverse psychologic effects, and financial costs associated with testing.

Apparently, psychologic factors play a role in the course of functional abdominal complaints.

The psychologic morbidity of Munchausen syndrome by proxy in six children is described.

Yet the episodic in his hands has ever its use for psychologic envisagement.

The author attempts, for the first time, a psychologic characterization of Jewish history.

Furthermore, a number of factors significantly influenced vaccination via their influence on psychologic distress.

There was a significant, negative relationship between psychologic distress and NPY release during stress.

Not that anyone would wish to discard at all the psychologic mode of approach.

The historical synthesis reduces itself, then, to uncovering the psychologic processes of national development.

The book meets this child longing on a psychologic basis.

These pictures of dancers are psychologic documents of great value.

The second stage of human psychologic evolution is an aberration, a divorce, a parenthesis.

Conclusion: Proton therapy institutions frequently offered psychologic preparation before treatment and employed various coping strategies.

Background: Depressive symptoms and depression are the most frequent psychologic problems reported by hemodialysis patients.