The phrase "mental dependency" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to someone's reliance or dependence on something in their mind or thoughts. Example: "His mental dependency on his ex-girlfriend was evident in the way he constantly checked her social media and couldn't stop thinking about her."
The synthesis will include studies on participants aged over 65 years with any type of physical or mental dependency and at any time of the vital process (acute, chronic, recent, years of evolution, etc).. Likewise it will include studies in which participants are relatives of elderly persons (in the above situations) and act as carers.
Beware that using energy gel can sometimes lead to mental dependency.
Back pain specialty care, mental health/chemical dependency, PT/OT, and radiology cost were each all estimated to be over $1 million dollars annually.
Average scores for near and distance vision, social and mental functioning, dependency, driving, and peripheral vision were over 80, and a substantial percentage reported no problems at all with any of the items on the subscale: 26% for near vision, 24% for distance vision, 83% for social functioning, 17% for mental functioning, 74% for dependency, 38% for driving, and 79% for peripheral vision.
The theme is the worryingly high rates of mental health and dependency problems among gay men.
The charity is urging professionals working in areas such as drug and alcohol dependency, mental health and eating disorders to ask their clients whether they have been abused.
Teaching schoolchildren how to live autonomous lives increases the chances of avoiding depression, mental illness and dependency when they are older.
With growing concern over mental health, alcohol dependency, domestic violence and the numbers of children unprepared for starting school, children's centres are more vital than ever.
The drug swiftly became a mental and emotional dependency that Hairup regarded as legitimate because it was prescribed by doctors and did not conflict with her religion.
Veterans typically charged with nonviolent crimes and suffering from substance dependency, mental health problems or both are placed in a special docket.
In 2000, 59 people ages 19 to 25 entered Nassau's detoxification and rehabilitation centers for heroin abuse, according to Arlene Sanchez, the county's commissioner of mental health, chemical dependency and developmental disabilities services.
