Sentence examples for psychological template from inspiring English sources

"But another is to etch a psychological template of compensatory grandiosity, as if to vow, 'Never again, never again shall I submit to superior force.' This was the developmental path Saddam followed".

Therefore, victims are not chosen randomly; rather, they are chosen according to the psychological template of potential criminals (Brantingham and Brantingham 1993).

Now let's apply the psychological template of our current era: The global financial system has been on one precipice or another for about four years; just about everyone is scared, financially injured, humbled beyond words, career-wise, and a lot less cocky.

It serves as a precursor for a novel account of causal responsibility, and a template for exploring psychological attributions in a principled manner.

Sigmund Freud was born 13 years after A Christmas Carol was published, but his template for the power of psychological excavation is mapped out here.

"If you take a psychological view, there must be medieval bits in the template of human understanding.

Warped in all senses, fascinating and bizarre: this is the 1920 silent movie by Robert Wiene – now re-released in cinemas – that lay down a template for today's scary movies, noirs and psychological thrillers.

The kind of emotional and psychological trauma that occurs within the context of relationships can become a template that we carry throughout our lives.

The collaborative model tested in COINCIDE that embedded low-intensity psychological therapists employed and supervised by IAPT in primary care provides a template for such a model.

Seven templates contained other descriptors of patient characteristics, such as different triage systems used, description of psychological reactions and morbidity using hospital data.

Wells's sketchy little psychological horror story, the first-person narrative of a Londoner trying to escape from invading Martians, has become the template of all alien-invasion stories.