But they are psychologically dependent on alcohol, often focused on when they can drink again and convinced that they need to drink in certain settings.
All of which is to say, I am entirely psychologically dependent on writing, it gives me stability when all else is failing.
They can reaffirm, in a way, the image that he and his advisers try to craft to appeal to what Russian sociologists call the "paternalistic majority," those who are materially and psychologically dependent on the state.
Sure, I am probably pretty psychologically dependent on it, but everyone is psychologically dependent on something, whether it's exercise, television, fried foods, sex, shopping, or rock 'n roll.
I've always believed that it was plausible that a person could become psychologically dependent after one hit.
For example, one person (or both), in an unhealthy way, is psychologically dependent on the other person who might be engaged in some type of self-destructive behavior.
It has made them into people who are socially and psychologically dependent on others to solve their problems and who have lost confidence in their own capabilities.
I can't decide if I have become psychologically dependent on the hat because my hair is a bit shit, or if my hair is a bit shit because of the hat.
By keeping women under wraps in purdah, by making them economically, emotionally, and psychologically dependent on men, by reducing them to second class citizens, there is maintained that dark comfortable zone where the men can still run after boys--and even abuse the hell out of them in safety.
The principal rationale offered for this age-weighting was that children and the elderly are generally economically, socially, and psychologically dependent on persons in their productive middle years.
A patient living with an LVAD develops an identity that is physically, emotionally, and psychologically dependent on the implanted device [ 32- 34].
