Sentence examples for psychological classifications from inspiring English sources

I am an outsider to the field of attachment research; my work has focused on the history and present-day role of psychological classifications within social policy, professional practice, and in psychiatric discourses.

If you are interested in a woman, you don't want to be friend-zoned (Friend zone refers to the situation where the female has begun to view a male as a friend only and not as a romantic partner, a psychological classification supposedly exceptionally difficult to undo).

The selected optimal scale is compatible with psychological experiments and classification performances show that a global representation of dominant orientations is a simple, efficient and compact method for scene recognition.

Cattell (1951/1978), who furthered the psychometric approach to psychological phenomena, proposed new classifications that represent forms of personality assessment.

There is a wide tendency across psychological discourses to mummify classifications, especially when they are regarded as having predictive validity (Brown & Stenner, 2009).

However, while the teacher and youth self-report classifications of psychological well-being were consistent with average population ratings, the parent's ratings of these same children were not.

Completing his early masterwork was Von der Klassifikation der psychischen Phänomene (1911; "On the Classification of Psychological Phenomena").

The inconsistent classification of psychological questionnaires may have lead to unjustified conclusions concerning the psychological effects of GH therapy.

Research addressing the cross-cultural validity of Western diagnostic classification of psychological difficulties in such contexts remains essential to ensure appropriate care is provided [ 11, 28- 31].

One looks at brain structure in people with 'internet addiction disorder,' a condition whose potential classification as a psychological disorder is highly controversial (many argue it's simply a manifestation of other problems), and in any case not relevant unless she believes most people will become addicted to the internet.

A recent review by [30] on the issue of Music and Emotion classification from a psychological perspective shows that only 6 out of 251 (i.e., 4%%) reviewed works dealt with Ethnic music.