Sentence examples for psychological boundaries from inspiring English sources

And the three projects, all apartment buildings, are essays on the psychological boundaries between public and private realms.

A loving parent is warm, willing to set limits and unwilling to breach a child's psychological boundaries by invoking shame or guilt.

This Confucian culture has resulted in the development of physical and psychological boundaries between men and women in Korean society (Yang, 2000).

To the south of Kumbum, the names, clothing, language, wedding traditions of Tibetans living in the Laji Mountains, such as Zhangfangtai and Jia'erzang, are a mix of Tibetan and Chinese social customs: Chinese language has a more prominent role, but they also speak Tibetan, and the psychological boundaries in thinking "I am Tibetan" are very clear-cut.

From Xining to the north of Kumbum, the customs of Tibetan people in townships such as Duoba and Lanlongkou, including names, clothing, marriage, and language, are completely Sinicised, but though the psychological boundaries in their mindset of "I am Tibetan, I am different from a Chinese" are not clear, they still exist.

We can choose to see problems as temporary, the way an optimist would, as that in itself provides psychological boundaries.

Fifth Avenue was dismal as a commercial street, and it was a psychological boundary from the standpoint of housing value.

Peter Robinson, editor of music website Popjustice, said: "Half a billion is a huge psychological boundary and suggests that resistance to streaming will soon be confined to a minority, many of whom are audiophiles whose demands may well be addressed as the months and years tick by.

Action and adventure sports can be fundamentally conceptualized as activities which flourish through creative exploration of novel movement experiences, continuously expanding and evolving beyond predetermined environmental, physical, psychological or sociocultural boundaries.

This framework can be used to analyze how network settings are developed, in terms of structural design of the network, the design of the workflow in collaborative settings, and the aspects of handling the psychological and social boundaries between people.

Drawing from a social capital perspective, this study examines the psychological mechanism and boundary conditions of the relationship between individuals' childhood economic status (CES) and later income.