Sentence examples for psychological roots from inspiring English sources

Motivations and behaviors have psychological roots, both developmental and situational.

Clearly Scarlett's determination shares psychological roots with the Corleone demonstration of American ruthlessness.

Disgust has deep psychological roots, emerging early in a child's development.

Our inclination to rationalize low acts by high-status people has deep psychological roots.

He has no wish to get at the psychological roots of Shakespeare's creativity.

The book is far more like a ghost story, but a ghost story with moral and psychological roots.

In her lead essay, Susan Fiske, a leading scientific authority on prejudice, shows that our prejudices have deep psychological roots.

Many of Dr. Feuer's 10 books and more than 300 articles dealt with the psychological roots of modern science and European philosophy.

Mr. Freeling's fiction, ever mindful of the social realities in which its events took place, also explored the psychological roots of both criminals and their pursuers.

The "classic" model's ability to account for the diffusion of environmental innovations is hampered by its social psychological roots and voluntarist assumptions.

To discover the psychological roots of these behaviors, she and her colleagues conducted four experiments.