Sentence examples for psychologically balanced from inspiring English sources
(That word "balanced" is interesting. Did he mean moderate? Or psychologically balanced, ie normal? I don't know).
"That's not a fair statement for my organization," he said, noting that correspondents had to be psychologically balanced.
"Having worked for two Presidents and with many Presidential candidates during the last thirty years, I have not seen one as psychologically well balanced, and as good about not injecting his ego into a problem".
Progress through Kohlberg's stages happens as a result of the individual's increasing competence, both psychologically and in balancing conflicting social-value claims.
It emerges out of an understanding that the need for continued growth must be balanced by a cautious, knowing sense of the past, and by a respect for what is small and psychologically comfortable".
However, not all the respondents enjoyed this kind of frequent communication with parents; a small number found such communication with parents psychologically demanding or practically difficult to balance.
The most psychologically healthy outcomes were experienced by those who could openly balance their faith with their sexuality, Dehlin noted.
Balance is psychologically important, for an arrangement that appears to be leaning, top-heavy, or lopsided creates tension in the viewer.
The loss of his arms had left Bakhit without balance – physically and psychologically.
Equity theory predicts that inequity is psychologically uncomfortable for both members of the dyad; therefore, members are motivated to restore balance.
