Sentence examples for observed psychological from inspiring English sources
His films may be funny, but their regularly offbeat and sometimes dark humour is firmly rooted in the minutely observed psychological portraits at their centre.
This exquisitely observed psychological drama reunites Vincent Lindon and Emmanuelle Devos, who starred as a married couple in "La Moustache," a surreal high point of the 2006 Rendez-Vous series.
The causes of these observed psychological problems are uncertain.
Interestingly, the observed psychological improvements following MIND were similar for patients with and without a documented referral.
3 Field workers and pest control managers in Montreal, 5 Toronto 4 and in 43 countries around the globe surveyed by the National Pest Management Association have observed psychological distress among individuals living with infestation.
Similarly, Kahler et al. (2003) observed psychological distress among women to be significantly associated with the presence of physical violence, but not with the severity of alcohol problems in their partners (Kahler et al., 2003).
That modular theory is the cornerstone of Cognitive Neuropsychology (CN), which identifies functionally discrete neurocomputational entities by observing psychological disorder.
Moreover, it is well known that certain factors, such as the therapist's level of expertise, may account for the psychological improvements observed after psychological interventions.
A number of observational studies comparing HRT users and non-users have observed better psychological health and health-related quality of life among HRT users [ 9- 11].
Michael R. Conn, senior vice president for business development at Global Sports, which handles the e-commerce operations of the Sports Authority and Athlete's Foot retail chains, among others, said he had observed a psychological shift among traditional retailers in particular.
The higher rate of aura in the females may be a consequence of their better neurocognitive abilities and higher verbal abilities, as observed in psychological and neuropsychological studies in adults [19].
