Usage of "psychological phenomena"

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психологический феномен

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fenómeno psicológico

Fact studied in psychology or a psychological event that manifests itself in a particular way.

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Examples for "psychological phenomenon"

The minister spoke with a meditative interest in a psychological phenomenon. 
 A Dozen Ways Of Love 

The "Infinite" is the name which logic gives to this psychological phenomenon. 
 The Complex Vision 

The man's character offers more than one point of interest, as a psychological phenomenon. 
 The Rise of the Dutch Republic — Volume 32: 1582-84 

This is a familiar psychological phenomenon in many contexts. 
 Wired 

But they got angry if I broached their illness, even obliquely, as a psychological phenomenon. 
 The Guardian 

Self-isolation raises the threat of acute psychological events, and not just for athletes with pre-existing conditions, psychologist Anderson said. 
 Reuters 

However, the GLM becomes impractical when the precise timing and duration of psychological events cannot be specified a priori. 
 Pubmed 

There is also that of exteriority, of space, of position, and, by opposition, that of external or psychological events. 
 The Mind and the Brain / Being the Authorised Translation of L'Â... 

The downfall of the Jacobin edifice in Thermidor is one of the most curious psychological events of the revolutionary period. 
 The Psychology of Revolution 

And I lived my ordinary, every day life just as any sane person would, who is entirely unaffected by such psychological events. 
 My Life and My Efforts 

Points out the bad psychological effect of withholding taxe s. View Article 
 The new yorker 

I considered the psychological effect of raising children on leashes-literallyor figuratively. 
 Ebony 

The psychological effect of the environment's decay is a strong undercurrent here. 
 Ebony 

Luxuries, then, are good in moderation, and mainly for their psychological effect. 
 The Home of the Blizzard / Being the Story of the Australasian A... 

To be sure, all risks are disclosed but the psychological effect is important. 
 Reuters 

Uso de psychological phenomena em inglês

She dropped her hands with an instant interest in the psychological phenomena. 
 The Story of a Play / A Novel 

Louisa's work explores the roles of psychological phenomena, patterns and processes. 
 Radio NZ 

In instances where the intensity is great, unusual psychological phenomena appear. 
 Spiritual Reformers in the 16th & 17th Centuries 

I have read of such psychological phenomena, but never credited them. 
 Marjorie Daw 

The psychological phenomena observed during the first Revolution were now to be witnessed again. 
 The Psychology of Revolution 

From this point his conduct opens out to us a curious study in psychological phenomena. 
 Men of the Bible; Some Lesser-Known Characters 

We are concerned with psychological phenomena, and their nature and significance are by no means beyond dispute. 
 An Introduction to Philosophy 

Nevertheless, struggle against it as she might, knowing it for pure psychological phenomena arising out of her harsh environment. 
 North of Fifty-Three 

And so I think we confuse our problems when we attempt to explain empirical psychological phenomena in philosophical or ultimate terms. 
 The Journal of Abnormal Psychology, Volume 10 

He often referred to it, and we had many discussions in our law office over the psychological phenomena involved in the operation. 
 The Papers and Writings of Abraham Lincoln, Complete 

Edward Neal had not a sufficiently subtle nature, nor acquaintance enough with psychological phenomena to be disturbed by any fears for the future. 
 Saxe Holm's Stories / First Series 

But this is not to admit that we are justified in explaining specific concrete psychological phenomena, with which we are dealing, in philosophical terms. 
 The Journal of Abnormal Psychology, Volume 10 

The Professor began his discourse, explanatory of the psychological phenomena, as he termed them, which it was his purpose to exhibit to the spectators. 
 The Blithedale Romance 

Meanwhile modern science has actually accepted as real, some strange psychological phenomena which both science and common-sense rejected, between 1720 and 1840, roughly speaking. 
 Cock Lane and Common-Sense 

Psychological phenomena, notwithstanding the efforts of Fechner and his school, are not yet measured with the same strictness and ease as the tangible reality. 
 The Mind and the Brain / Being the Authorised Translation of L'Â... 