It's a question that has both financial and psychological components.
The ride's psychological components started to take shape during this phase.
He felt that most previous writing on witchcraft had merely skimmed the surface, without coming to grips with its deep emotional and psychological components.
Both proponents and critics of biological tests agree that these measures cannot replace a careful medical interview, much as drug therapy can supplement, but not replace psychotherapy in treating a disease that has physiological and psychological components.
These doctors, who identify themselves as psychodermatologists -- "derm shrinks" or "skin shrinks" for short -- concentrate less on medicating the skin and more on getting at the psychological components of what ails it.
As things now stand, depending on the insurance company, some medical and psychological components of weight loss treatments are covered, and parents can sometimes take tax deductions for fees to programs, depending on their tax situation.
Beecher's conclusions were supported by the work of American anesthesiologist John Bonica, who in his book The Management of Pain (1953) considered clinical pain to include both physiological and psychological components.
Yet these are crucial psychological components within a weightless, immaterial medium.
Thus, easily accessible, non-pharmacological interventions that address psychological components of headache and migraine are needed.
In most of these studies, the designer׳s cultural and psychological components are not considered.
Putting psychological components into economic models, however, amounts to an insurrection in the ranks of the dismal scientists.
