The word 'psychological' is correct and usable in written English.
It is an adjective that means of or relating to the mind or psychology, and can be used to describe a person's mental state, behavior, or qualities. For example: "The patient exhibited psychological distress and had difficulty sleeping."
I wouldn't dismiss the psychological and political impact of Ian Paisley being, in his terms, kicked around for 40 years by the establishment and then seeing an opportunity to be the establishment and being unable to resist it".
Chester-le-Street showed that there's a psychological fragility about the side to complement the more obvious technical flaws that blighted the first two defeats in this series.
The report said that abducted women and girls held by Boko Haram ranged in age from infancy to 65. "They and many others they saw in the camps were subjected to physical and psychological abuse; forced labour; forced participation in military operations, including carrying ammunition or luring men into ambush; forced marriage to the captors; and sexual abuse, including rape," the report says.
The Lufthansa chief executive, Carsten Spohr, said Lubitz had passed all the psychological tests required for training and undergone regular physical examinations.
They believe the blame for Carole's psychological downfall lies with credulous, satanist-obsessed therapists who went along with her claims that she'd been sexually menaced.
If Patrick were to see a doctor in Kitgum, he might be diagnosed with a trauma-related psychological condition, such as PTSD.
"Play is such an important part of child development – physical, cognitive, mental, social, psychological," says Susan.
She is supported by various prisoners' committees responsible for health and safety, cleanliness, energy saving, and also psychological counselling.
None of the Syrian soldiers could storm our district, but the regime is launching a psychological and media war against us.
Unlike Gautier, Baudelaire believed that the hashish taker was likely to suffer psychological problems.
In fact it removes the urgency required to lead an international campaign to end the ban, as well as relegating the need for social and psychological provision for women who have had abortions or, like Karen, have been victims of the current legislation.
