Sentence examples for psychologically problematic from inspiring English sources

The idea of humans spending their time in virtual environments interacting with virtual people might seem psychologically problematic, but if the technology is perfected, Dr Driscoll sees no reason why forming a relationship with a robot should be any different to forming one with a human.

Also, it may be misleading to conclude a problematic or even a psychologically deviant behaviour (solely) from high consultation rates.

This is especially problematic because immigrant women are generally "economically, psychologically, and linguistically dependent on their spouses" (Narayan 1995, 106).

With respect to a future-like-ours, some argue that the loss of this potentiality is morally problematic only if the being is sufficiently psychologically connected to that future person, and a fetus arguably lacks this sufficient connection (McInerney 1990).

She has played in the heat of Australia but said the humidity in North America was problematic because of her asthma, which affected her psychologically and physically.

"It is psychologically invasive".

Could she cope psychologically?

Psychologically raped a second time".

Acutely problematic.

It's also psychologically acute.

"He helps a lot psychologically".