Sentence examples for psychologically construct from inspiring English sources

The empire is no more, but British males continue to psychologically construct themselves in contrast to women – tough, aggressive, reticent and invulnerable.

Here's another example: A single bachelor wants to live under the guise that he is a family man when he isn't, or an even sadder version where he's so desperate to have a family that he is willing to pay someone to physically build some component of a family-friendly home in order to psychologically construct it for himself.

Thus, the Lived Experiences model is useful in operationalizing the theoretical construct of 'motivation to share with others psychologically', which is also important in support of future comparative research.

The theoretical construct of 'motivation to share things with others psychologically' is proposed by Tomasello et al.

The global TS-M items are super ordinate conceptually and psychologically, and thus may be redundant and confounding measures of the construct.

Acceptance of disability (AOD) is a useful construct that assesses the ability of a patient to psychologically cope with chronic diseases, but its effect on long-term outcomes of patients with chronic kidney disease (CKD) remains unclear.

Southwood's beautifully constructed novel, so psychologically acute, is a meditation on loss in every sense.

He added, "In a way, I kind of felt like each piece he did was perfect — psychologically, the way it was constructed, in its directness, in the effect it had on the audience".

Richard Hecht of the University of California, Santa Barbara, echoes this sentiment, arguing that members of the group killed themselves because they believed the narrative that he had constructed, rather than because he psychologically controlled them.

So while a preference for causal explanations that contain no spatio-temporal gaps may be very psychologically natural, it is dubious that it provides a useful basis for constructing a general theory of causal explanation.

Variables need to be constructed to reflect the ability to cope with a physically or psychologically hazardous work environment, which has been shown to be associated with a better trajectory of healthy life in a new country and/or culture.