Sentence examples for psychological mood from inspiring English sources

Conclusions: Salivary cortisol recording does not provide a simple and reliable method of validating psychological mood induction.

Thus, confinement in a hypoxic environment seems to exert a negative effect on an individual's psychological mood.

Warning that the Democrats are far more energized than Republicans, Mr. Cole said: "There's a psychological mood that you've got to be careful of.

Raunigk's gynaecologist, while critical of the doctors in Ukraine who enabled the multiple pregnancy, said the 65-year-old's "prevailing positive psychological mood" would contribute much to its outcome.

Even when she deals with romance -- as she did in "Blue Steel," with Jamie Lee Curtis, and in the forthcoming psychological mood piece "The Weight of Water" -- the outcome (which the audience knows from the outset) is murder.

The simplest method for detecting aggressive driving behaviour is to conduct surveys about the driving experience or psychological mood.

The female lust for meat, Dr. Shlain suggests, is responsible for the evolution of much of human behavior, including intimate relations between men and women, foresight and puzzle solving, complex social interactions, different psychological moods between men and women, and any number of human traits that we now see in the best and worst of us.

To hint at the shifting psychological moods of the characters in the story and the changing of the seasons, I decided to add a subtle layer of movement to the wallpaper in the children's rooms with video footage of the outdoors.

Moreover, headaches are more common in families with a history of psychological disorders: mood and anxiety disorders run in families, just like headache symptoms, and they were shown to be more common in the parents of children with headache [17].

"Otherwise stated, the [ontological] exigence is not reducible to some psychological state, mood, or attitude a person has; it is rather a movement of the human spirit that is inseparable from being human" (Keen 1984, p. 105).

The brain structural changes may also underlie the psychological and mood changes of COPD.