Sentence examples for psychological input from inspiring English sources
A. Although Zeus does not have a specific psychological input field, it does account for these important subtleties.
However, both screening methods identified patients who were in need of psychological input when the other did not.
Although many experts have weighed in on this topic with their academic and psychological input, my perspective is more personal.
Early psychological input provides the families with immediate support and coping strategies.
All patients are offered specialist psychological input, family therapy, and a range of occupational therapy.
Understanding and coming to terms with an unusual karyotype or the requirement for further reconstructive genital surgery is a daunting prospect and specialised psychological input is crucial.
Because I do see, see that it is, I find it very difficult to try and bring patients round to looking at ways of coping with the pain, or maybe looking at psychological inputs, or a psychological reason for the pain, I find that extremely difficult.' (GP 14).
The bilinear term in PPI represents the interaction between physiological activity and a psychological context input, which modulates the connectivity between the seed voxel of interest (VOI) and other brain regions, and has a directional character [ Stephan et al., 2004].
Mrs A's level of occupational and psychological therapy input remained stable throughout the introduction of rivastigmine patches, and focused on reducing the distress and interference with daily activities associated with the visual hallucinations.
She cautions against viewing optogenetics as a panacea or "silver bullet" therapy : "While optogenetics research can provide fascinating insight into the mechanisms of neural action, psychiatric conditions are extremely complex and treating them requires a combination of medical, psychological and social inputs".
The modelling of our behavioural data strongly suggests that the speed with which activity accumulates towards the production of a saccadic response, is also governed by more psychological, non-sensory inputs.
