Sentence examples for psychologically better from inspiring English sources

"I'm amazed people talk about my helmet – saying it makes me feel psychologically better.

Many advocates of vaginal birth say it is a meaningful rite of passage that's psychologically better for the mother.

Simply put, if you arrange your furniture in certain patterns and directions, it feels to most people psychologically better than certain other patterns.

But while most tsunami-affected territories have re-emerged physically – if not psychologically – better, not everywhere has recovered at the same pace, including India's Tamil Nadu.

Homosexual transsexuals were found to be younger when applying for sex reassignment, reported a stronger cross-gender identity in childhood, had a more convincing cross-gender appearance, and functioned psychologically better than nonhomosexual transsexuals.

Other **: *Other expectations when you were using CAM: Getting rid from sorcery spell (n = 1), Cure from osteoarthritis (n = 1), Pain relief (n = 2), Stop using medications (n = 1), feeling psychologically better (n = 1).

Women in this study, mostly those that were already active, reported using physical activity as a treatment and to psychologically feel better.

If as an élite athlete it makes you feel better psychologically, then that's no bad thing".

The more purchase and payment can be psychologically 'decoupled', the better the overall assessment of the transaction.

The noncombatant twins of the traumatized vets had smaller hippocampi than the twins of the vets who fared better psychologically.

Dr. Viktor Frankl, a psychoanalyst, found that Holocaust survivors who were able to place their experiences into some larger context of meaning fared better psychologically.