Physiomental

Thereafter, environment makes impressions on the physiomental organism, and in time comes knowledge and consciousness.

It is probably easier to reveal the genesis of the physiomental symptoms in which a substitution mechanism is the case, as in the tics, than when the issue is a conversion mechanism, as in the physical symptoms of a hysteric complex.

Also, the manifestation of the menopausic syndrome is subjectively and objectively noted, dependent upon the pre-existing physiomental relationship.

Shaftesbury's moral sense has a purely physical basis: "Basically his approach implies a physiomental continuum since there is no sharp distinction made between physiological and psychological drives.

Speed-up and physiomental, economic, or social decline -- alone or together -- can also construct the feeling called nostalgia quite early in the life course.

Common physiomental devices include a golden key (that doesn't open anything—its only use is to meditate upon) or a piece of fabric, equipment part or some other item that is part of what you want to think about.

The physiomental action through which ritualism seeks to operate is known as sa sk r (literally 'mental impression').

There is a bond of union, then, between the living organisms of animals and plants; but how the physiorganic forces of attraction and repulsion merge into the physioinstinctual forces of sensation, and these again into the emotional forces of attraction and repulsion, we cannot possibly determine ; and we are still more blind, if possible, with regard to the connection of the physiomental forces of human understanding and intelligence, with all the other kinds of forces.