Sentence examples for psychological encounters from inspiring English sources

Metzelder said that Germany's training was "individually structured" and Klinsmann and his staff are likewise enthusiastic about one-on-one psychological encounters.

Landscapers work in collaboration with each artist to create a series of psychological encounters that extend from the galleries to the gardens.

His design resumed the modern task of relaxing the conventions of social and psychological encounter.

In keeping with our current ideologies, the climb in "Touching the Void" is treated less like a religious retreat than a psychological encounter session, a high-altitude group-therapy meeting that allows its two real-life protagonists, the British climbers Joe Simpson and Simon Yates, to learn important lessons about themselves and their inter-personal relationships.

Similarly, Paris syndrome is a transient psychological disorder encountered, as you might expect, by people visiting Paris, France.

GAD is the principal psychological issue encountered in both genders.

This study aimed to identify the principal psychological problems encountered within French high level athletes, and the variations in their prevalence based on sex and the sport practiced.

We also compared the presence of the most common psychological disorders encountered in the study sample according to the type of sport played (and by sex) using the Chi-square test and Fisher's exact test.

Some of the psychological issues encountered at the elite level and within particular sports have been studied in depth, and are sometimes highly mediatised, such as depression and anxiety stemming from season or career-ending injuries [5], [6], disordered eating in women involved in weight-bearing or aesthetic sports [7], [8] or the abuse of illegal performance-enhancing substances [9], [10].

Stress and anxiety are, in clinical terms, different conditions, although they do reinforce and perpetuate each other: "Stress is a nonspecific biological response to a stressor (environmental, physiological or psychological) an organism encounters, and anxiety is a cognitive response with feelings of worry, nervousness and apprehension".

This difference was largely explained by higher rates of counselling about alcohol, about smoking and of provision of general psychological counselling at encounters with heavy drinkers (Table 3).