Sentence examples for psychological origin from inspiring English sources

For human beings a stressor could have a psychological origin (ongoing anger, anxiety, or depression) but can also originate from a biological insult (an infection, a burn, or a myocardial infarction).

"Is that the psychological origin story for my focus on networks?" he said.

It is quite possible that at least some of her chronic constipation and urinary symptoms have a psychological origin.

Yet this story is oddly more subtle than you might think, giving an unexpected oblique sidelight into the psychological origin of American literature's greatest mythic monster.

The study, published in October 2009, had been hailed by people with chronic fatigue syndrome as proof that their condition had an organic rather than a psychological origin.

Erectile impotence is almost always of psychological origin in males under 40; in older males physical causes are more often involved.

I am looking for the psychological origins of your interest in the First Amendment.

He is also in denial about the personal, psychological origins of his work.

Obsessing with the psychological origins of these crushes obscures what Britten did with the theme of boyhood.

That tiger went tiger!" If the psychological origins of Robert's quest are nonconformist, its political underpinnings are libertarian.

The default to extreme and paranoid violence, whatever its psychological origins, has been so dangerous for women and children for so long in this country.