It deals with the emotional and psychological changes that come with the passage of time.
For the longer term, she envisions all sorts of psychological changes.
"I do think that terrorism creates psychological changes," said Hemi Shalev, a columnist for the daily newspaper Maariv.
Psychological changes are the most consistent signs of a problem, he said.
Nathaniel Rich wrote about the "numbing spicy" flavor of Sichuan cuisine, which causes physiological and psychological changes in its consumer.
Indeed, Clifford Saron argues that the psychological changes caused by the Shamatha retreat – increased sense of control and purpose in life – are more important than the meditation itself.
The Archbishop said that in his visits to the Middle East, he had noticed a number of recent psychological changes in the situation.
Woods would acknowledge none of the physiological or psychological changes other golfers in title contention routinely describe: the sweaty palms, dry mouth, racing heart, random thoughts.
While anabolic steroids can promote rapid muscle growth, they carry an array of risks, including for higher blood pressure and cancer, and have been linked to psychological changes.
The physiological and psychological changes experienced by a middle-aged person centre on the gradual decline of physical abilities and the awareness of mortality.
The potentially dangerous psychological changes produced by psychedelic chemicals have sometimes been interpreted as "loosening ego structures," "dissolving ego boundaries," or "disrupting ego defenses".
