Sentence examples for psychic content from inspiring English sources

The oldest of these psychic realms in development, it contains the psychic content related to the primitive instincts of the body, notably sex and aggression, as well as all psychic material that is inherited and present at birth.

In his review of "Sting Like a Bee," Leonard Gardner wrote in The New York Times that Torres had written "a study of the psychic content that in boxing is the hidden part of the iceberg".

Alexithymia has been associated with other constructs related to the cognitive processing of psychic contents, such as thoughts, feelings and behaviors.

Psychic acts have contents that are related to the objects of the world by means of what Dilthey calls attitudinal stances.

One school in Georgia even suspended a student for wearing a Pepsi shirt on "Coke Day," when the school was seeking to win a contest sponsored by Coca-Cola Co. In another case, ads for psychics, websites offering sexual content and other questionable material were shown to students by the Channel One company in return for educational programming that was otherwise free.

It is possible that he offers us a further clue to the content of the psychic sense in the prologue to his Commentary on the Song of Songs (ed.

Detroit techno originator and Inner City mastermind Saunderson empties the contents of his psychic record bag here.

This process is a defense mechanism for protecting the individual from the anxiety or other psychic pain associated with those contents and is known as repression.

Dalí claimed that he was being an honest and pure surrealist, recording the unexpurgated contents of his psychic life: "So, André Breton, if tonight I dream I am screwing you, tomorrow morning I will paint all of our best fucking positions with the greatest wealth of detail".

Furthermore, the Neurologist Monism, or identity theory, reduces the psychic act and its intentional contents to neuronal activity, so it ends up being called physicalism (Paul and Patricia Churchlan).

As one commentator puts it: "the immanent sense of the judgment stands in an intermediate position between the real psychic act and the unreal logical content" (Oliva 2006, 97).