Sentences with phrase «into psychological terms»

But this is less easy when we bring it away from theological terms and into psychological terms.

Not exact matches

We have indicated under the figure of ecology in the world of nature the complex and intimate relationships operative in that process whereby Christian affirmations are made in terms integral with their status in the witnessing and remembering community, and also heard in terms which prevent their distortion into rationalistic, moralistic, naturalistic, or psychological categories.

This awareness of sin can not be explained in mere psychological terms, nor transformed into good feelings about oneself.

Eating too much sugar, even developing into what some have termed «sugar addiction,» has several potential physical and psychological harms to kids.

Gehring and Willoughby note that such psychological insights into short - term decision - making may be important in that humans no longer appear to be the consistently rational beings that are built into economic models.

Out of concern for consumers of VR, they call for long - term studies into the psychological effects of immersion.

Long - term factors can be subdivided into psychological areas (e.g. Mahoney, 1989) and (more commonly researched) physical areas, such as age, anthropometrics, muscle fiber type, and strength, which are set out below.

Although stress (physical and psychological) isn't the only reason that cortisol is secreted into the bloodstream, it has been termed «the stress hormone» because it's also secreted in higher levels during the body's «fight or flight» response to stress, and is responsible for several stress - related changes in the body.

The term, brought into common parlance by two film versions of Patrick Hamilton's play Gaslight, has come to mean a psychological form of manipulation in which a person is convinced that they are losing their mind.

Though Mengestu may have attempted too much in terms of the social, political and psychological implications of immigration from destroyed countries and the dubious benefits of finding asylum in so - called functioning countries, he manages to integrate these heavy themes into an aesthetic whole.

Players partake in the social dynamics of high school, but at night, dwell into multidimensional otherworldly planes of people's inner selves (personas) that personify into a mix of psychological archetypes and biblical deities that they must come to terms with or battle.

The term also involves the «psychological manipulation of a child into showing unwarranted fear, disrespect or hostility towards a parent and / or family members.

The Child Specialist provides feedback to help focus the parents on the children's developmental and psychological needs, putting into perspective concerns parents have about their children currently and long term.

In psychological terms, I recognize this incident as an early attachment injury — a relational trauma that, if unrepaired, tends to be carried into our adult lives and relationships.

For example, victims of rape do not always develop a post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), which by the way was originally termed a syndrome and as well was not immediately accepted into the medical / psychological community.

In terms of psychological interventions, I don't know your situation and I can't make specific recommendations, but Acceptance and Commitment Therapy comes to mind as something you could look into, just Google it.

All of these variables were entered into hierarchical regression to test whether psychological distress was predicted by parental functioning (in terms of care, overprotection and exposure to parental loyalty conflict behaviors) and by self - esteem.

The Child Specialist provides feedback to help focus the parents on the children's developmental and psychological needs, putting into perspective concerns parents have about their children currently or long term.