Sentence examples for psychological result from inspiring English sources

In support of this psychological result, the brain was found to respond similarly, showing increased activity in the visual and attentional focus areas when an urban environment is viewed as opposed to a natural environment.

Temperature inversion is the reason why sounds can be heard much more clearly over longer distances at night than during the day an effect often incorrectly attributed to the psychological result of nighttime quiet.

Is it the cumulative psychological result of an apparently weak government, an awful spring, rising prices, and a fear that things cannot remain the same?

Although we may have initiated activity for self-interested reasons, the psychological result is that we come to like our cooperative partners and to develop a concern for their good for their own sakes.

If the term 'guilt' is to be heard in an ethical register at all, the phenomenon of Being-guilty will, for Heidegger, be the a priori condition for there to be moral codes, not the psychological result of transgressions of those codes.

Rand herself thought that she had only one, consistent metaethical view: the ultimate goal is the individual's own survival; the only way to survive long-term, i.e., over a complete life-span, is to live by the standard of man's life as a rational being, which means: to live morally; and happiness is the psychological "result, reward and concomitant" (p. 32) of living thus.

Aromachologists believe exposure to scents produces quantifiable psychological results.

While the Harrisons were happy to see him, they didn't think he faked the psychological results.

So why do we allow advertising of major surgical interventions with questionable physical and psychological results?

"More than the mathematical results, the psychological results are important in this war of propaganda," said Ali Nihat Ozcan, a political analyst based in Ankara.

They should also promote the feelings of tranquility, security, comfort, and favor the adaptation, thus preventing adverse psychological results.