Sentence examples for psychologically evaluated from inspiring English sources

So, therefore, Trump should be psychologically evaluated, to make sure he's fit for the job.

"If you want to blame somebody, go to the FBI and to the government at Fort Hood, and ask them why someone who was being psychologically evaluated wasn't flagged".

G4S, the security company that employed Mateen, only psychologically evaluated him once, at the start of his nine-year employment with the company and not again after the company was made aware he had been interviewed by the FBI.

Mateen was only psychologically evaluated once at the start of his nine-year employment and was not subjected to psychological screening again, even after the company became aware he had been interviewed by the FBI.

More recently, as this scandal makes clear, families tried to ensure that their sons and daughters would be psychologically evaluated in such a way that allowed them to receive many extra hours to complete high pressure admissions tests to high school and college.

A judge had ordered last month that the girl from San Marcos be psychologically evaluated to determine if she is fit to stand trial.

"He was not arrested, he did not get a summons, he'll just be evaluated psychologically," according to a law enforcement official, who said the incident was still being investigated.

To our knowledge, in the postnatal period, five controlled trials have evaluated psychologically-informed interventions delivered by primary care practitioners (generally nurses) [ 10- 14].

The three studies identified either did not employ an RCT design, participants had a cognitive impairment that was not specified according to the established criteria of MCI or the intervention that was evaluated was psychologically based but specifically targeted cognitive decline.

Workers say that psychologically, there is something particularly damaging about being dishonestly evaluated by a medical professional.

Women (n = 91) who participated in our previous cross-sectional study, and who had been either physically/psychologically (n = 33) or psychologically abused (n = 23) by their male partners, were evaluated three years later.