Sentence examples for established psychological from inspiring English sources

Bem used a variety of techniques but the general approach was to "time reverse" established psychological effects.

Established psychological and biographical interests may wince at such inadequacies of recall, if not actual deprival; but Cooper's aim seems to be to indicate the blanks and spaces, the absences as well as the adsums of memory's roll-call.

The constant interaction of these rarely compatible attitudes revealed the novel's potential for philosophical commentary on existence; the dynamic interplay and evolution of the two characters established psychological realism and abandoned prior fiction's static characterizations.

Questions had been designed to measure established psychological factors that might serve to mediate the various treatments; for example, whether a respondent agreed with the statement, "I am afraid that I will make my symptoms worse if I exercise" fell into the category of fear avoidance.

Inconsistent recall could reflect a number of established psychological phenomena.

Although MABS has good internal reliability and it has been validated against established psychological measures, futher research is needed.

''We needed clear guidelines.'' However, establishing psychological safety is, by its very nature, somewhat messy and difficult to implement.

It is providing those released with food, water, clothes and medical help, and establishing psychological support programmes to prepare them for the return to their families.

All but despairing of finding the right actress, he is astonished when one shows up at his door, begs to be allowed to audition, and then establishes psychological and sexual mastery over the man.

The movement is accused of pretending to "identify and resolve alleged psychological difficulties" and "promoting the personal flowering" of its adepts with the "sole aim of seizing their resources" and "establishing psychological control over them".

Although there have been ingenious attempts to establish psychological scales with absolute zero points, psychologists usually are content with approximations to interval scales; ordinal scales often are used as well.