psychologically
Regarding the mind
In a way that relates to the mind, emotions, or mental processes.
Something that affects you psychologically influences your thoughts, feelings, or behavior rather than your body: The defeat damaged him psychologically more than physically.
Psychologically can also mean from the perspective of psychology as a discipline: Psychologically speaking, the behavior makes sense.
Of unconscious-mind theory
- JungianOf analytical psychology
- introspectionObserving one's own mind
- unconsciousNot awake or aware
- subconsciousBelow conscious awareness
defense mechanisms · transference · countertransference · archetypes · psychodynamics · ego · id · superego
Mental interpretation of stimuli
- reasoningDrawing logical conclusions
- cognitionMental knowledge acquisition
- memoryMind's retention capacity
- attentionFocused mental awareness
thought patterns · mental processing · judgment · insight · comprehension · problem-solving · decision-making · schema
Persistent apprehensive distress
- depressionProlonged low state
- traumaLasting psychological wound
- griefIntense sorrow from loss
- fearEmotional response to threat
anger · mood · affect · emotional regulation · distress · resilience · coping · catharsis
Learned behavioral adaptation
- reinforcementAdding support or encouragement
- stimulusWhat prompts a reaction
- responseAnswer to stimulus
- operantProducing an effect
classical · habituation · extinction · modeling · desensitization · aversive · punishment · reward
Restoration of health
- counselingProfessional guidance for problems
- therapyCurative mental treatment
- treatmentCare for an ailment
- interventionPurposeful involvement to change course
psychotherapy · CBT · supportive · rehabilitative · coping strategies · talk therapy · group therapy · trauma-informed
Process of becoming complete
- attachmentConnection or fondness
- milestonesNotable points of progress
- adolescenceTeenage developmental stage
- infancyEarliest period of life
childhood · puberty · identity formation · individuation · differentiation · Erikson · Piaget · stages
Freudian
Of unconscious-mind theory
- JungianOf analytical psychology
- introspectionObserving one's own mind
- unconsciousNot awake or aware
subconscious · defense mechanisms · transference · countertransference · archetypes · psychodynamics · ego · id · superego · repression
perception
Mental interpretation of stimuli
- reasoningDrawing logical conclusions
- cognitionMental knowledge acquisition
- memoryMind's retention capacity
attention · thought patterns · mental processing · judgment · insight · comprehension · problem-solving · decision-making · schema · bias
anxiety
Persistent apprehensive distress
- depressionProlonged low state
- traumaLasting psychological wound
- griefIntense sorrow from loss
fear · anger · mood · affect · emotional regulation · distress · resilience · coping · catharsis · ambivalence
conditioning
Learned behavioral adaptation
- reinforcementAdding support or encouragement
- stimulusWhat prompts a reaction
- responseAnswer to stimulus
operant · classical · habituation · extinction · modeling · desensitization · aversive · punishment · reward · shaping
healing
Restoration of health
- counselingProfessional guidance for problems
- therapyCurative mental treatment
- treatmentCare for an ailment
intervention · psychotherapy · CBT · supportive · rehabilitative · coping strategies · talk therapy · group therapy · trauma-informed · client-centered
maturation
Process of becoming complete
- attachmentConnection or fondness
- milestonesNotable points of progress
- adolescenceTeenage developmental stage
infancy · childhood · puberty · identity formation · individuation · differentiation · Erikson · Piaget · stages · regression
- mental adverbsmentally, cognitively, consciously, unconsciously, subconsciously
psychologicallyphysically
Relating to the body
physiologically · somatically · bodily · corporeally · biologically
psychologicallyreally
In actual fact
actually · literally · substantially · materially · tangibly
psychologicallysocially
Pertaining to group interaction
sociologically · culturally · environmentally · institutionally · structurally
- psychological disorderCondition impairing mental function
- psychological pressureMental coercion tactics
- psychological blockSubconscious obstacle to action
- psychological terrorFear through atmosphere and suggestion
- psychological dependenceNon-physical addiction to something
- psychological thrillersSuspense focused on psyche