Sentence examples for psychological mistake from inspiring English sources

"That was just a psychological mistake," Ms. Schultz said.

According to Pal Benko and Burt Hochberg, this concession was a psychological mistake by Spassky.

The Reflection could be read in a variety of ways: as a psychological thriller of mistaken identity; as the tricky tale of an unreliable narrator; or as slipstream fiction, bringing different realities into collision.

Beyond its many psychological observations, "The Mistakes Madeline Made," which was produced by the Naked Angels Theater Company in New York last spring, vividly captures the experience of being very young and entering the work force.

Chronic brucellosis is perhaps the most difficult form of the disease to diagnose because the patient's symptoms are vague and may easily be mistaken as psychological in origin.

Many authors use the term 'psychologism' for what they perceive as the mistake of identifying non-psychological with psychological entities.

The psychological hardship of admitting a mistake?

Like investors, they have a certain psychological block to admitting a mistake.

That would be a mistake, according to psychological scientist Karen Matthews of the University of Pittsburgh, who sees much of value in that original, crude concept.

Thus when Kumārila mistakes all exclusions to be non-implicative negations, he misses this key component to the psychological functions at work and mistakes apoha theory to be counter-intuitive.

"There may be some kind of psychological pressure," he said, "some mistakes as a result".