Sentence examples for psychological dependency from inspiring English sources

Planck thought that physics can go beyond psychological dependency by basing itself on psychologically independent universal constants: "the constants appearing in the laws of heat radiation in free ether, like the constants of gravity, have a universal character and involve no reference to any special substance or any special body" [1909].

"Addiction usually begins as a psychological dependency.

One, at the Columbia University, reported that a psychological dependency on marijuana might develop among users.

Not just addiction but powerful psychological dependency, depression of hormone production, lethargy and listlessness and sleep apnea, among others.

"The discrepancy may arise from psychological dependency, lack of motivation, lack of intelligence, and a variety of other factors that were not studied".

Standing in front of her work, she would give interviewers point-for-point explications: "The three hands are a metaphor for psychological dependency," "The transparent glass represents a sickness," etc.

In principle, we broke down drug harms into the following parameters: physical harm (acute, chronic and intravenous), dependency (intensity of pleasure, psychological dependence, physical dependence), and social harms (intoxication, other social harms and health-care costs).

To assess dependency like behaviour, we used the The Severity of Dependence Scale (SDS), which includes five questions designed to measure psychological dependence (Table 1) [13].

To assess dependency-like behaviour in relation to headache medication, we used the SDS, which includes five questions designed to measure psychological dependence [23, 24].

Chronic effects include bronchitis (from smoked cannabis), psychological cannabis dependency, loss of motivation, and cognitive deficits.

According to Adolph Schultz, the Swiss anthropologist whose comparative anatomic studies have illuminated knowledge of nonhuman primates since the mid-20th century, the juvenile period of psychological maternal dependency is 21/2 years in lemurs, 6 years in monkeys, 7 8 years in most apes (though it now appears to be even longer than this in chimpanzees), and 14 years in humans.