This last fillip of psychological paradox echoes an all too resonant political paradox, which was perhaps best stated by the former British Prime Minister Clement Attlee.
Carlsen's facility for creating positions, not necessarily favourable, which play on his opponent's technical and psychological weaknesses, echoes Emanuel Lasker who held the world title for a record 27 years.
In addition to satisfying the material needs of consumers, clothing should also echo their psychological reactions.
With elements represented in The End is My Beginning dispersed throughout the exhibition's paintings, sculptures, and installations, the show is intended to echo the psychological effects of Ad Reinhardt's Abstract Painting and Kazimir Malevich's Black Square.
Though this is structural artifice, it is also psychological honesty, and the echo-chamber approach becomes even more candid and affecting when the writer introduces a third strand: memories of the period in her teens when she was shuttled between her divorced parents' new residences.
Semantic satiation is the study of repetition the psychological phenomenon in which the echoing of a word causes it to lose all meaning.
In Joe's Palace, the house's creepy emptiness and redundancy echo both Elliot's psychological void and the sterility of Richard's philandering.
Moreover, we observe that the permanence within echo chambers slightly shapes users' psychological profiles.
Trinity Mirror flagship the Liverpool Echo continued its fall towards the psychological barrier of 100,000 copies, with a 6.6% year-on-year decline to sell a daily average of 102,488 Monday to Saturday.
Fake News, Echo Chambers, Filter Bubbles, Social Bots and Psychological Targeting: Not a day goes by, without somebody coming up with a new buzzword trying to explain the allegedly unpredictable turnouts of Brexit or Trump's victory from a digital standpoint.
