I suspect that there were psychological elements at work here.
He sometimes worried that his stories read too much like case histories, that their psychological elements risked overshadowing everything else.
The cause of stuttering, which affects some three million Americans, remain mysterious, combining both physical and psychological elements.
"And the subject matter, with its very strong psychological elements but without a full narrative was always very compelling.
Its psychological elements work well, but it ends up becoming too much of a cheap, blood-spattered thrill.
The set's openings and closings are intended to amplify the psychological elements of what is, on the surface, a lightweight confection.
In addition, they should be prepared to apply different forms of psychotherapy, such as cognitive behavioral or interpersonal psychotherapies, to the psychological elements of mental and emotional dysfunction.
"Writer/director Allan Cubitt seems to be moving further from what made the original series compelling, as the plotting becomes more unbelievable and the psychological elements of the drama fade".
But as the psychological elements of the story push their way into the foreground, "Election" takes on a darker, more Shakespearean hue, and a rich political and moral subtext (which will be extended in "Triad Election") begins to take shape.
But it is important to remember that in the 1950's Mr. Louis and his longtime collaborator, Alwin Nikolais, rebelled against the psychological elements in the modern-dance tradition crystallized in those works.
Significant contributions to music theory were made in the mid-20th century by several investigators who may be classified as symbolists, though most of them exhibited formalist, expressionist, and psychological elements as well.
