Sentence examples for Psychological interests from inspiring English sources

Her psychological interests include social psychology, cognitive dissonance, and personal responsibility.

The distinct field of social psychology emerged from the many intersections of sociological and psychological interests, and is further distinguished in terms of sociological or psychological emphasis.

What does that suggest about their psychological interests?

The theory predicts that the inclusion of a wider variety of individual difference measures, e.g., psychological interests, values, social attitudes and work motivation, will reveal a more meaningful and larger set of basic traits than ordinary personality scales alone.

Yet it is not without historical and psychological interest.

"They have some psychological interest, but nothing more than that," he adds.

Kelly's new movie, "The Box," based on a story by Richard Matheson, doesn't come close to "Donnie Darko" in psychological interest; it's more a supernatural morality tale.

At the same time, the sheer dreariness that pervades them, as well as the demoralized quality of their execution, gives the volume a morbid psychological interest.

Shekure relates eight chapters, and these speed by with the most ease and psychological interest; in her voice the novel becomes a romantic one, driven by emotion and intimate concerns.

But as an act of homage to his father, the rich load of psychological interest in the relationship of a humble man and an intensely ambitious son was all but swallowed up by pretentious mythological parallels which swaddled the story.

As long as we can agree on certain basics -- that these men were not deranged or blatantly out of touch with their surroundings or forced to act the way they did on pain of death -- then these distinctions are of psychological interest only.