Sentence examples for psychological interpretations from inspiring English sources

Barbara Tedlock, "Zuni and Quiche Dream Sharing and Interpreting," in Dreaming: Anthropological and Psychological Interpretations (New York: Cambridge University Press, 1987), p. 106.

The writing in these sections often has power but, in the end, the psychological interpretations didn't convince me.

One of the biggest challenges, some members said, will be persuading Turks and Armenians to recognize their starkly different psychological interpretations of what happened from 1915 to 1923.

The arguments for seeing murderous acts as evidence of mental illness are often queried by psychologists themselves, who are uncomfortable with psychological interpretations of social phenomena or delinquency.

Mr. Tucker commanded wide attention with two biographies of Stalin that used psychological interpretations to explain how he had achieved and exercised power.

Hu argued that Zen must be understood as a human institution and that scholarly descriptions of it must be based on verifiable historical evidence, not on psychological interpretations of the religious stories found in Zen's public cases.

Emilie even proposed a psychological interpretation of senioritis.

This approach means simply that social and psychological interpretation is factored in with formal analysis.

His important introductory work on the theory of personality was Personality: A Psychological Interpretation (1937).

Rather, the data support a psychological interpretation regarding a tendency of the mind to unify its contents in different ways, resulting in slightly different experiences on different occasions.

But the film fiercely resists a psychological interpretation of Darger's work, even when the imagery -- his little girls, whom he frequently depicted nude, have little penises -- would seem to demand it.