Sentence examples for psychological parallels from inspiring English sources

And Evans agrees with the critics who have drawn psychological parallels betw.

And for people who have seen the militant edges of Christianity in several places, there are psychological parallels, at least, between Orthodoxy's old-calendar holdouts and the ultra-Protestants.

The psychological health problems associated with domestic violence are no less serious and have psychological parallels with the trauma of being taken hostage and subjected to torture [ 8].

Together, the twenty-one chapters describe a huge psychological arc, parallel to the arc described on the material plane by the periodic table.

Isolated by her elderly husband's benign neglect and victimized by Spain's narrow-minded, morally conservative, and misogynist society, she undergoes a spiritual and psychological decline that parallels what Alas perceived to be his country's collective ills and degeneration.

This would enable various philosophers and psychologists to avoid arguing at cross-purposes and allow for further exploration of the psychological and epistemological parallels between perception and intuition.

"So these campaigns and the parallel psychological warfare would not work with this kind of collaborators".

The suspected involvement of Mr Hauchard stresses the need to wage a parallel psychological battle and underlines how daunting that battle will be.

Emerging from the economic recession will require us to overcome a parallel psychological recession.

To our knowledge, the current study is the first to assess loneliness and psychological distress as parallel mediators that link exposure to interpersonal violence to an adverse somatic outcome.

In the next step that was partly done in parallel, psychological, pedagogic, work-based sociological and communication theories and models were used for the final implementation of the occupation-specific models of social and communicative competences of medical assistants.