psychological tools

To stop smoking, users often need physical and psychological tools.

Some retirees do not have the psychological tools to negotiate these changes.

Sometimes you need to use psychological tools to extract the information."

"And then it was clear he had all the psychological tools to go with the physical equipment.

Such funds are psychological tools more than anything else, and they work best when they work least.

But we don't have time to try even if we had the psychological tools."

Those are powerful psychological tools, especially when artists want to connect them to real-world events."

Context-dropping is one of the chief psychological tools of evasion.

Moreover, hypnosis and other psychological tools are being more widely used to help people remember alien abductions.

Among existing psychological tools for studying and/or measuring interpersonal compatibility, the following are noteworthy:

The theory of sexual scripting brings sociological, cultural, anthropological, historical and social psychological tools to the study of human sexualities.

Plans, measurements, motivational psychological tools, goals, and economic measures (profit, etc.) may or may not be necessary components for there to be management.

They meant well, but the only psychological tools at their disposal were discipline and guilt; expressions of affection, sympathy and forgiveness were rare.

Knowing when to listen and when to talk, when to step in and when to step back - these are the psychological tools of Mr. Ofman's trade.

Literary scholars Cristina Pividori, Wyatt Bonikowski and Steve Pinkerton all seek to challenge the negative reception of the psychological tools in the novel.

It helps members create short- and long-term goals, addresses nutrition as well as exercise, and, most important, says Annesi, gives members psychological tools to help them adapt to the lifestyle change.

Ingsoc has mastered a complex system of psychological tools and methods not only to make people confess imagined crimes and forget thoughts of rebellion, but also to actually love Big Brother and The Party itself.

He is given the monikers The Phenom or The Blue Mamba (referred to Kobe Bryant as to him being the "Black Mamba") because of his high basketball abilities and psychological tools with I.Q.

With government aid, the villagers are trying to heal, mixing Western psychological tools with traditional religious ceremonies to try to draw a line on a history of abuse that they and social workers say has become a generational legacy that threatens to shatter their people permanently.

The special was filmed over two weeks, during which Brown tells the viewer he has used various psychological tools, including conditioning, anchoring and suggestion, to get the group into a mental state in which they would willingly try to rob a security guard, without ever directly being told to do so.

The book was a result years of studying human interactions, thorough research of various psychological tools and theories on communication, working as a PR and road manager for years and a degree in computers and physics, which offered a logical and empirical approach to his writing.

If the neuroscience done by Dr. Joshua Freedman and his colleagues proves to be a durably potent method for teasing apart the subtler components of ideological commitment in the voting booth, campaign strategists may pounce on its insights as psychological tools to discourage centrism and defection across party lines.

Guidance for Parents The curriculum, "Learning to Live Drug Free," is intended to give children with the psychological tools and the information on the social, economic and health effects of drug use to help them resist peer pressure and make healthy choices for their lives, Mr. Cavazos said.

In his book "A Question of Torture: CIA Interrogation, from the Cold War to the War on Terror", McCoy shows how from the start of the Cold War to the early nineteen-sixties, the C.I.A. spent billions of dollars developing psychological tools for interrogation.