Sentence examples for psychological lessons from inspiring English sources

What he needs now is to draw the correct psychological lessons from today's chastening but far from dishonourable experience, to abandon caginess and simply play every point against Roger Federer as if it might be his last.

That much is unspectacular, but the psychological lessons from that week have driven his subsequent assault on the world rankings.

Furthermore, each of the themes obtained could suitably be used as a springboard for further investigation, for example, exploring in greater detail the psychological growth and lessons learned from coping with a terminal diagnosis.

The fact that all three actors had suffered serious addictions and depression must be worrying for the industry and suggests that fame lessons and psychological counselling should perhaps be added to the curriculum of drama schools.

But one of the central lessons of psychological science over the past few decades is that people are biased, unaware of their bias, and unable to overcome their biases.

Documenting the hippy-dippy lifestyle and hedonistic principles of Hollywood's favorite 1970s cult — led by the self-professed guru and suspected bank robber Jim Baker, a k a Father Yod — Maria Demopoulos and Jodi Wille's disturbing film is an object lesson in psychological manipulation.

(Dargis) 'The Source Family' (No rating, 1 38) Documenting the hippy-dippy lifestyle and hedonistic principles of Hollywood's favorite 1970s cult — led by the self-professed guru and suspected bank robber Jim Baker, a k a Father Yod — Maria Demopoulos and Jodi Wille's disturbing film is an object lesson in psychological manipulation.

(Scott) 'The Source Family' (No rating, 1 38) Documenting the hippy-dippy lifestyle and hedonistic principles of Hollywood's favorite 1970s cult — led by the self-professed guru and suspected bank robber Jim Baker, a k a Father Yod — Maria Demopoulos and Jodi Wille's disturbing film is an object lesson in psychological manipulation.

Secondary outcomes were perceptions of teacher behavior, psychological needs satisfaction, and lesson time spent in sedentary behavior.

While we acknowledge that hearing voices can cause extreme distress, we consider it a meaningful experience that can be explored and understood (an opportunity for learning and psychological growth, even if the lessons are painful and difficult) rather than just a pathological symptom devoid of context.

And the lesson from the psychological research is that you can't force people to feel frightened, no matter how hard you try.