But these particular debates, against these particular opponents, carry a psychological complication.
"Morrison gives us just enough psychological complication of Frank Money to open up an understanding of how desperately malignant the realm of war can be".
Mr. Spielmann seems to be after a combination of starkness and psychological complication, and the result is a pileup of motives and implications that undermine the blunt impact of the story.
For patients, in addition to cognitive and functional deterioration, dementia leads to behavioral and psychological complications, increased use of health and social services, complicated clinical management of other comorbid conditions, and increased risk for medical complications such as delirium, falls, motor vehicle crashes, incontinence, fractures, and infections.
The procedure can cause lifelong physical and psychological complications.
Psychological complications ensue after she follows him to Rome and finds a job working as his girlfriend's secretary.
During his recovery, he encountered physical and psychological complications and chose to stay at home instead of attending Yale.
Any of these may be caused by physical or psychological complications.
We know enough about children's reactions to know that his loss and trauma are profound and render him vulnerable both now and later to severe psychological complications.
Unrelieved chronic discomfort can cause psychological complications such as hypochondriasis, depression, sleep disturbances, loss of appetite, and feelings of helplessness.
But it did allow that a procedure involving just "the triangle" — the nose, mouth, and chin — was less likely to risk psychological complications, and could be ethically done if it was clearly presented to patients as a high-risk experiment.
