Sentence examples for psychological language from inspiring English sources

When he dressed up that same thought in psychological language and talked of "deviant interests" and "sexual dysfunctions", he sounded fatally convincing.

Miles's inventively psychological language, as it wends its way through his book, imagines a God who shares the attributes of his people, is limited in power, is ultimately knowable, and has an admirable tendency to apologize.

Examination of the actual workings of psychological language would, on this way of looking at philosophy, "dissolve" rather than solve the problems, for it would reveal features of the psychological concepts involved that philosophers, in their original formulation of the problems, had ignored or misunderstood.

Davidson argues that causal relations occur under the neural descriptions but not under the descriptions of psychological language.

In the Vienna Circle manifesto, the official programmatic position was to point to the defects of much contemporary psychological language, plagued by metaphysical burden, conceptual imprecision and logical inconsistency.

By translating Sufi teachings into contemporary psychological language, he presented them in vernacular and hence accessible terms.

But Kuhn developed the point compellingly with concrete examples and with a social-psychological language that enabled a range of readers to grasp the function of provisionally unquestioned presuppositions.

Neuroimaging data is raw material for cognitive neuroscience experiments, leading to scientific knowledge about human neurological and psychological disease, language, perception, attention and ultimately, cognition.

These manifestations of mTBI must not be due to drugs, alcohol, medications, caused by other injuries or treatment for other injuries (e.g. systemic injuries, facial injuries or intubation), caused by other problems (e.g. psychological trauma, language barrier or coexisting medical conditions) or caused by penetrating craniocerebral injury' (Carroll et al., 2004).

Access to social work, dietetics, psychological and speech and language therapy services was either limited or not available.

And how does this knowledge actually function in the psychological processes of language production and comprehension: what are the mechanisms of language use?