"psychological disorder" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you are referring to a mental or emotional illness. For example, "Anxiety is a common psychological disorder."
Another man told Amini that Sahaaleh had a psychological disorder.
But Winona never does any unsightly, unsexy things associated with genuine emotional or psychological disorder.
The approach may reduce artifact due to high scoring tendencies not associated with psychological disorder.
One well-known major psychological disorder that generally begins in adolescence is anorexia nervosa.
Robinson once believed as firmly as anyone that homosexuality was both a psychological disorder and a sin.
Similarly, Paris syndrome is a transient psychological disorder encountered, as you might expect, by people visiting Paris, France.
Depersonalization as a characteristic of psychological disorder is a prominent theme in existential and neoanalytic theories of personality.
That modular theory is the cornerstone of Cognitive Neuropsychology (CN), which identifies functionally discrete neurocomputational entities by observing psychological disorder.
In November, one Chinese campaigner took the government to court over its description of homosexuality as a "psychological disorder" in textbooks.
"Our society has become impatient and frustrated, especially because the state-run television is also causing further psychological disorder among people".
He had a history of mental illness and had been treated for a psychological disorder on Friday, according to Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly.
