Sentence examples for psychological beginning from inspiring English sources

We have heard brutal stories of torture and mistreatment, both physical and psychological, beginning with the capture of men immediately following 9/11.

It's also divided between people for whom Sunday night is the psychological beginning of the work week, and people who see it as the last golden opportunity to enjoy the weekend.

Dozens of psychological tests, beginning with those of Gustav Fechner in the 19th century, have shown that, when subjects are presented with a range of rectangles, they invariably pick out as most pleasing ones whose sides are in the golden ratio.

By the summer of 1986, when Kerry was 20, psychological problems began to manifest themselves.

It would be decades before the legal and psychological communities began to understand how powerfully suggestion can shape memory and, in turn, the course of justice.

Just as Val Lewton's subtle RKO horrors had been a counterpoint to Universal's melodramas, so a new blend of psychological horror began to emerge.

Until LSD's psychological wreckage began washing up in rock via Skip Spence's Oar and Syd Barrett's The Madcap Laughs, artists tactfully ignored the dark side of the psychedelic experience.

The rethinking of addiction as a medical disease rather than a strictly psychological one began about 15 years ago, when researchers discovered through high-resonance imaging that drug addiction resulted in actual physical changes to the brain.

According to the boy, the cans contain additional material of a film to be made in Toronto but the official learns that the film is already completed and an intense psychological examination begins.We learn that his mother is an art historian specialising in the work of the great Armenian expressionist Arshile Gorky, who committed suicide.

But, according to Eric Yorkston, a marketing professor at Texas Christian University, modern brand naming — with its sophisticated focus groups and its linguistic and psychological analysis — began in the years after the Second World War, when the explosion of similar products from competing companies made imaginative naming an increasing necessity.

For scientists the concept of psychological resilience began in the 1970s with studies of children who did fine – or even well in life – despite significant early adversity, such as poverty or family violence.