The psychic dimension of pain is associated with attachment of an emotionally negative character to pain sensations.
The analysis of these terms suggested that the transformation of the concept of trauma led to a broader understanding of this phenomenon in its psychic dimensions, that a barbarian type of violence constitutes an obstacle to resilience, and that the criterion A of the DSM-IV and ICD-10 shows imprecision and conceptual fragilities.
Because of changes in the concept of trauma along time, it can now be understood in its integrative or paralyzing psychic dimensions depending on how the traumatic experience is elaborated.
The person, in his psychic dimension, can only be understood from the person, which makes it possible to specify the field of clinical psychology, and more generally, of any clinical approach.
This response is a substantial constituent of suffering, understood as a construct joining the physical, psychic, and existential dimensions of pain [ 11].
PEs were assessed with the Spanish version of the Community Assessment of Psychic Experiences (CAPE) [ 34, 40], which evaluates three dimensions of symptoms: positive, negative, and depressive (the depressive subscale was not used in the present study).
Kamel Ahmed, a professor of history at the University of Baghdad, told Al Jazeera television in the hours after Mr. Hussein's capture became known that "we will need hundreds of Ph.D's and M.S.'s to understand all the dimensions of this subject," the terror inflicted by Mr. Hussein and the way in which he held, and still holds, millions of Iraqis in psychic thrall.
We measure the dimensions of its habitat.
The dimensions of this opera are overwhelming.
What are the dimensions of each rectangle?
