Sentence examples similar to psychological backbone from inspiring English sources
Because containment is as much psychological as physical, basing will be its backbone".
American psychologist who developed psychological theories of positive reinforcement that became the backbone of modern behavioral therapy in the treatment of children with autism and attention deficit disorder.
The backbone of Wilson's plan is a psychological survey of Binghamton schoolchildren, measuring their prosociality and mapping it onto their neighborhoods.
Dr. Ewan Collins, of Trinity College, Dublin, first posited the theory that Democratic backbone was extinguished by the sudden, catastrophic psychological impact of a large Anti-Red Hysteria, which the geological record shows hit the western hemisphere in May, 1938.
The forger's son, a novelist also named Arthur Phillips, wrestles with this question in an introduction to the play, which forms the backbone of the novel and reveals the family's psychological scars.
"Time has always been the backbone of Saddam's strategy," said Saad Obeidi, a former major general and psychological warfare specialist assisting the American military.
Digital information technology enables the fulfilment of fundamental psychological needs related to communication and interaction, and technology also acts as a model and backbone for a society that enables focusing on human qualities such as the communicative capability.
