psychol.
7.1
Relating to the mind or how the mind works
- adjective
- Specialized
:
psicológico
- The psychol. effects of stress can be profound.
Examples
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She is interested in psychol. research about learning and memory.
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Many psychol. studies focus on human behavior.
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The report included several psychol. factors that influenced the outcome.
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Many psychol. theories were discussed in the seminar.
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The report included several psychol. factors that influenced the outcome.
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She is interested in psychol. research about learning and memory.
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Many psychol. theories were discussed in the seminar.
Synonyms
psychological
vspsychol.
543
4.5
Relates to how a person thinks and feels
is the abbreviated form placed before nouns to show relation to the mind
mental
vspsychol.
388
3.0
Relating to the mind and how a person thinks
is the abbreviated form used before nouns to show relation to thinking
Surface Forms
psychol. positive
Etymology
Psychol. is a short form of psychological, built from Greek psyche 'mind' or 'soul' and -logy 'study', so it means 'relating to the mind' and is used before nouns.