Sentence examples for psychologically concrete from inspiring English sources

I spoke with some medical professionals to try and discern if we're all just being melodramatic babies and crying dumb, liberal tears in our sleep or if something more psychologically concrete is at play here.

I spoke with some medical professionals to try and discern if we're all just being melodramatic babies and crying dumb, liberal tears in our sleep or if something more psychologically concrete is at play here.

Although clinicians tend to view behaviors as more biologically based in the abstract than in the concrete, and more psychologically based in the concrete than in the abstract (Kim et al., 2016), it is unclear whether this effect is largely induced by clinical training and practice, or whether it would also extend to laypeople.

Thus, experiencing sensory details in the present moment would be psychologically close (and correspondingly afford concrete construal), whereas imagining an unlikely event occurring to another in several years would be psychologically distant (and afford more abstract construal).

Aside from the ability to gather information and provide concrete kinetic effects against targets, airpower can also be psychologically and politically potent.

As German theologian Eugen Drewermann asserts, "religion promotes a healthy and moral community best when the concrete, living individual is permitted by the collective to feel psychologically and spiritually healthy and true to herself".

"It is psychologically invasive".

Could she cope psychologically?

Physically, but psychologically, too".

Not literally, psychologically.

"It is psychologically farther.