Sentence examples for psychologically process from inspiring English sources

The victim then has to find ways to psychologically process the trauma of this sudden "turn" in personality – a process that can take months to years depending on the duration of the relationship, the availability of the victim's own coping resources, as well as the severity and nature of the abuse.

The story follows Mr. Franzen in the psychologically complex process of purging and then selling his childhood home in Missouri following the death of his mother.

Language learning can be defined as an emotionally and psychologically dynamic process which produces moment-by-moment fluctuations in learners as well as changeable variables and vibes (MacIntyre & Gregersen, 2012).

Kriegel argues that there needs to be a kind of integration resulting from a psychologically real process (as opposed to a theorist's definition) in order for the resulting state to have causal powers that differ from those of the first-order state / higher-order state pair.

This rather psychologically plausible process adds a source of persistent correlation that combines with the previous one and seems sufficient to explain the observed difference in correlation strength.

Chomskyan grammar still is a leading theory, and although most of the theory has changed considerably (there is no passive transformation anymore), it still considers itself to be revealing psychologically real processes.

Psychologically, the rehearsal process worked brilliantly: I worked in isolation with a musical arranger and was slotted into the scenes, feeling very distant from everyone else – just like Little Voice.

Psychologically unable to process the facts of human reproduction in relation to her own adolescent body, Hazel knits three-pronged bootees for a possible baby bird and imagines the fetus she carries shifting through various animal forms.

We remembered how psychologically brutal the process of building a company was.

The experience of the real world is psychologically easier to process than that of the VR world of other games.

These agrarian schemes illustrate the newfound faith that 'rural up-lift' could only be sustained if farming communities were trained to 'help themselves' by investing physically and psychologically in the process of modernisation.