"psychological feeling" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a feeling that isn't necessarily physical but still affects one's mental state. For example, "After receiving the news, I had a strong psychological feeling of dread."
"There is this psychological feeling of gold fever out there, and they're completely hooked," she said.
She speaks of a "psychological feeling that envelopes her" when the rink is peaceful (she doesn't come when the tree is up).
Actually, these two scales emphasize the students' psychological feeling of their interaction with the physical learning environment, learning devices, as well as learning activities in smart classroom.
In the first on the street stage, youth face an intense psychological feeling of outsiderness, and an urgency to meet basic needs.
KE is obtained through experiments on customer emotions and feelings affected the physical product and finding the interaction between the psychological feeling and the product element.
However, guilt as an existential structure is not to be understood as some psychological feeling that one gets when one transgresses some moral code.
The manipulative strategies of photocollage and montage had considerable appeal during the interwar period in part because by appropriating "content" from other sources they could deal with complex political or psychological feelings and ideas.
Another drawback, it said, was that the work had to be done in strict secrecy, "even with regard to those doing the work, so as not to give rise to psychological feelings leading to hesitation because of a fear of radiation".
Others point to Jung's observation that people behave worse when times are better, and suggest that the end of the cold war and the nation's economic boom have left Americans freer to explore their deepest psychological feelings, including the fear of violence.
The consumers respond to the market energy price based on their voluntary psychological feelings and then determine whether and how much to curtail.
As a result the participants were affected both from negative psychological feelings and from feelings of reduced patient care as a result of being put in the situation of ethical challenges.
