Sentence examples for feel psychological from inspiring English sources

But when we feel psychological pain, we don't ask for help.

To do this, learners need to feel psychological safe.

Children who experience racial discrimination feel psychological stress that may lead to depression.

This community, called Brianstown, is at the heart of Tana French's devious, deeply felt psychological chiller "Broken Harbor".

Thus, building on the concept of psychological ownership, Brown et al. (2005) introduce the concept of territoriality which refers to actions or behaviors conducted to mark and defend those objects that one feels psychological ownership over and to help establish not only what is "mine" but also what is "not yours".

DM: Yeah, I just think that the act of giving feels psychological.

The first is a feeling of belonging and identity, which means that employees feel a psychological dependency on the organization.

These results have been replicated in a number of trials, strongly suggesting that the illness sufferers feel is psychological rather than physical, and that for some the belief one is allergic to EM radiation is enough to trigger an unpleasant psychosomatic reaction.

At times I can feel my psychological courage shrinking.

Social scientists tell us humans feel the psychological pain of loss twice as powerfully as the satisfaction of a gain -- a phenomenon known as "loss aversion".

By putting a person into the shoes of a survivor of assault, Wetzonis said, students feel the psychological effects of rape, if only for a moment.