Sentence examples for psychological affect from inspiring English sources

It was a reminder of the psychological affect the terror attacks have left on this city, but once the crowd realised that the bangs were set off by police they surged back.

The Uncanny as a psychological affect was of course refined by Freud with the turn of the 20th-century to suit his theories of neurosis and hysteria.

However, they also correlated highly to "Psychological Affect".

The "Overall Quality of Life" (OQoL), correlated substantially with "Activity", "Health Status", "Self-care", "Choice of Treatment", "Communication", "Support", and "Psychological Affect".

Higher mean scores from 0 to 100 represent a better level of functioning and QoL on the scales of "Activity", "Self-care", "Support", "Communication", "Psychological Affect", and "Overall Quality of Life", and higher mean values on the health status scale, represent more symptomatology and worse quality of life [ 7].

In "Psychological Affect", and specifically in the item concerning the "fear of death", 56% of the patients said that they don't feel fear of death, while reporting that many have been kept in the dark about the details of their illness diagnosis and prognosis.

As a potential explanation of this discrepancy, it was reported that subjects also exhibited a disturbance in REST-Q subscales indicating a decreased affective state; a significant relationship between CAR and these psychological affects was present.

Over the last year, Dénériaz showed an unusual measure of candor in discussing the psychological affects of his crash.

With any win, however contained, the psychological affects of that win carry over into other court systems and countries.

I agree with the forward that Fanon was far ahead of his time in his analysis of racial oppression and it's psychological affects on Blacks.

This onus is public and private, financial and psychological, affecting all age groups of taxpayers.