psychological harm

The parents say it's too soon for their young children to return, because of health threats and psychological harm.

There is no evidence of widespread psychological harm from abortion.

A crime that would do untold psychological harm to your children?

But many fear psychological harm to the children when they are taken from the only family they have known for years.

He said there was no medical evidence to support assertions that they had suffered psychological harm.

Women have little choice in the practice of this ancient ritual despite the physical and psychological harm.

There have been no indications that any psychological harm was done to them."

Second, there must be actual or constructive intent to cause psychological harm.

The information was in grave danger of causing him severe psychological harm.

The system, she said, had "resulted in physical, emotional and psychological harm to the children exposed to it."

And there have been studies concluding that in general, retention does psychological harm."

He was held captive for nearly a week in a hotel room, time that inflicted serious physical and psychological harm.

When the time comes to award damages after a verdict, a plaintiff can still try to show psychological harm.

The state of nonpermanency can cause great psychological harm to children.

Diets that promote transient weight losses can do psychological harm.

A fire that damaged much of the downtown area in 1907 continued to inflict economic and psychological harm to the city.

If the drug, such as alcohol, is particularly damaging to the brain, it may add to the long-term psychological harm.

The appeals court said the county had failed to demonstrate that the ordinance was needed to protect children from psychological harm.

They further argue that if used inappropriately strengths use may be associated with social costs or personal psychological harm.

"Requiring her testimony posed the possibility of irreparable psychological harm."

It has been admitted by many students that they have faced bullying on the site, which leads to psychological harms.

But while psychological harm, like any other relevant factor, may be taken into account, no single factor is required.

Use of these drugs may lead to criminal penalty in addition to possible physical, social, and psychological harm, both strongly depending on local jurisdiction.

It has been found that children are more susceptible to psychological harm from traumatic events than adults are.