Sentences with phrase «psychological point of view of»

Perspective - Taking (PT) assesses the tendency to spontaneously adopt the psychological point of view of others.

A review that does not honestly deal with the substance of a book but only with the perceived political and / or psychological point of view of the author is a poor review.

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But just what, from a psychological point of view, happens with the man whose delight is in the law of wheels turning round?

But the fact that the form in which this treatise is clothed is what it is, is at least the result of due reflection, and at all events it is certainly correct from a psychological point of view.

Psychoanalysts such as Rollo May, Karen Homey, and Erich Fromm have dealt with it from the psychological point of view.

An account of evil can be given from many points of view — medical, psychological, and political — but an account of the evil called sin implies belief in man's spiritual freedom and therefore in his guilt.

He describes the psychological transformation that resulted: «From the date of this trip, my goals, values, aims and philosophy have been my own and very divergent from the views which my parents held and which I had held up to this point.

From a psychological point of view, the most difficult moment came after Higuain's disallowed goal.

A draw wouldn't really help us much from a psychological point of view, and the other outcome really does not bear thinking about.

A: From a psychological point of view, a minimum of three years between each child is first prize.

Nothing too strenuous of course, but walking and doing some prenatal exercises like yoga could help you a great deal, both from a physical as well as a psychological point of view.

Training with a complete curriculum will allow you to master your Yoga Practice, from a physical, psychological and spiritual point of view, without neglecting the methodology of acquisition of information and transmission of knowledge and values.

But maybe — from a psychological point of view, as I am always talking about an upcoming end of summer, it means that... I got seriously tired of summer.

Personality tests are the new answer for finding love Every researcher, whether psychological or sociological point of view, to explain how their personality test made a remarkable work of searching the compatibility factors to improve the results.

Maybe my expectations were duly lowered but director Francis Lawrence, who took over the series from filmmaker Gary Ross and raised the bar, and screenwriters Peter Craig and Danny Strong turn out a surprisingly engaging film about rebellion, propaganda, media, and the emotional and psychological scars of war, all seen from the point of view of a young woman (Jennifer Lawrence) who becomes a symbol of resistance simply by surviving with courage, dignity, and compassion.

Then this is about a cool scenario, and at the same time not only trying to create a creepy, spooky atmosphere, but also trying to make the game from a psychological point of view.

On paper, Unsane certainly sounds like it lands firmly in Soderbergh's wheelhouse; past projects like Side Effects, Bubble, and those twisty Ocean's capers have all played with delayed reveals and unreliable points of view — the stuff of a good psychological thriller, in other words.

But its complexity of feeling, the undoubted chemistry of its reunited stars Julie Christie and Alan Bates, the lushness of cinematographer Gerry Fisher's Norfolk landscapes and the critical late - 1960s sensibility provided by the acute eye and complex psychological insight of Losey — plus the revelatory use of time - frames, flashback and point - of - view in Pinter's script — guarantee its lasting appeal.

The Bridesmaid, Ruth Rendell (1989) Though well known for her Inspector Wexford series, Rendell's standalone psychological suspense novels are darker, bleaker and clearly influenced by Patricia Highsmith, often adopting the criminal's point of view.

With the point of view speculates that psychological traits and our behavioral trends are things we learned during our development.

This is definitely good practive, though it can be difficult from a psychological point of view.

Importantly, from a psychological point of view, I took action.

You're looking at it much more from a psychological point of view, a stress point of view.

Your arcticles help me from psychological point of view and I read them over and over again.

i like the psychology in this approach.Appr oaching forex from a psychological point of view is somehow more comprehensible to me, as opposed to placing faith in technical indicators.

Overall Xiang's work is a representation of a psychological state of being and serves to convey her subjective point of view on the world.

-- with hands over their ears and eyes — it would be interesting to look at them from a psychological point of view.

For topics where people might have strong opinions for political or ideological reasons, such as vaccination and autism, or human evolution, or climate change, there can be strong psychological defense mechanisms to learning a different point of view.

That is to say, assuming, from a psychological point of view, all visual representations speak (in the same way as music, perhaps, does) to our more emotive selves and can not help speak to more emotive elements inside us, it is extremely important that they attempt to represent what is accurate and therefore rational.

Psychological point of view that says it is necessary to consider the whole of something, since the whole has a meaning apart from its individual elements.

When Joel Shore says: «your ideologically - driven point - of - view on AGW,» you can be sure it's merely Joel's psychological projection.

From the point of view of the children of separating families, the costs of conflict can include: impaired brain development; higher incidences of truancy and delinquency, alcohol and drug use and other maladaptive behaviours; higher levels of stress and psychological disorder; and, in their lives as adults, problems forming stable, trusting relationships and dispute resolution strategies modelled on their parents» approaches.

From a psychological point - of - view, it offers a viable alternative.

These points are not from technical point of view, but from psychological point of view.

However, that's the case in our culture and, from a logic point of view, it makes sense if adultery was a crime in some cultures that value marriage differently and where it causes major psychological harm.

Classification, Identification, and Manipulation of Relevant Factors for Adaptation and Behavioural Adjustment from a Psychological Point of View

Predictive testing for two neurodegenerative disorders (FAP and HD): A psychological point of view

The Effects of Family Structure and Family Process on Psychological Well Being of Children: From the Children's Point of View.

Objectives: Temporal stability of clinical - psychological questionnaires is problematic from a conceptual point of view, and it is empirically insuffi - ciently examined.

The relationship between age and the different aspects of sociosexuality was explained using both physiological and social psychological points of view.

Abstract: Objectives: Temporal stability of clinical - psychological questionnaires is problematic from a conceptual point of view, and it is empirically insuffi - ciently examined.

Psychological victimization was assessed with the following 5 clusters of items: a) threatened to hit, leave you, or take the children away; b) monitored your whereabouts or friends; jealous / suspicious; c) ordered you around, treated you like a servant; d) was aggressive towards property or pets; destroyed your property; and e) insulted or sworn at you, put you down, belittled you, would not listen to your point of view, made you feel worthless.

From a developmental point of view, the relationship between the cognitive strategies of children and psychological outcomes is an important research area.

From a practical and psychological point of view, it is dynamite to discuss with a principal his obligations: he may get confused or angry and refuse to do business.