Keeping working at something meaningful seemed much better for both physical and psychological well-being.
He finally escaped but still suffers from the physical and psychological wounds of his imprisonment.
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And there is no doubt the physical and psychological toll of bullying can be daunting to a child.
His childhood is marked by the physical and psychological tortures he suffers for seven years at a private school.
Studies of twins have examined a range of physical and psychological traits to try to estimate how large a contribution genes make.
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They also put physical and psychological distance between the depositor and his bank, which is counter to the idea of a community bank.
It includes support for wounded warriors and other ill and injured personnel, including the physical and psychological care and rehabilitation that they need.
As a result, the child may go on to have a permanently elevated level of stress, with its adverse implications for physical and psychological health.
Masks carry both physical and psychological benefits, said Dr. Julio Frenk, former health minister of Mexico and current dean of the Harvard School of Public Health.
The mother's lawyer, Fabian Farias, said Edith was "not in full control of her mental faculties" and said her physical and psychological wellbeing were in danger.
Psychologists investigating eudaimonic versus hedonic types of happiness over the past five to 10 years have looked at each type's unique effects on physical and psychological health.
His concern with physical and psychological needs that could not be accommodated by the large-scale modular prototypes advocated by the new rationalism led him to individualized, site-specific plans.
The aim of the 17 month-long Mars500 project was to study the physical and psychological effects that the much longer journey to Mars might have on future astronauts.
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Addiction exposes the deepest forms of physical and psychological dependency.
To qualify for a license, Israelis must at least age 21, pass a physical and psychological examination, undergo a background check and then qualify at a licensed shooting range.
Opponents claim that at best, it is an unnecessary ritual, and that at worst, it is an operation that proves detrimental to the physical and psychological health of the patient.
Strategic advantage (shih), a central feature of the Art of War, connotes the release of latent energy, both physical and psychological, in order to ride the forces of circumstances to victory.
The Crown has charged her with either murdering her son or alternatively of neglecting him by failing to provide medical care for him whereby his physical and psychological development were impaired.
They may also begin to need to do more and more of the activity over time to feel the effects, and experience physical and psychological withdrawal symptoms if they can't do it.
It says doctors often graduate from medical school "without a clear idea of the normal anatomy of a woman's genitalia, still less the complex physical and psychological consequences that may result from sexual assault".
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The cumulative impact of a decade of war in which those in the combat arms have experienced extensive and often multiple tours in war zones, exacting a harsh toll on many - both on the physical and psychological well-being of those serving and in terms of their families' sacrifice.
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Adapted from an early short story by Elmore Leonard that was previously filmed very capably in 1957 with Glenn Ford and Van Heflin, "3:10 to Yuma" strikes a fair balance between physical action and psychological warfare, but always at its core is the question of how we are to measure these two men.
Mr Messaadi said the man would probably survive, but was now destined to a life of physical agony and psychological torment.
The well-off, the artistic, the bored, the adventurous went abroad. (The broad masses went too, as empires, steamships and railways made travel cheaper and easier.) Foreignness was a means of escape physical, psychological and moral.
The children and young people, who are drawn into exploitive situations, face huge risks to their physical, emotional and psychological health.
Baljit Ubhey, of the Crown Prosecution Service, said there was evidence that Collins subjected Larke to "physical, psychological and verbal abuse".
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By law, nursing homes need to write up care plans specially tailored for each resident, so doctors, nurses, therapists and all other caregivers are on the same page about how to help residents reach the highest possible levels of physical, mental and psychological well-being.
We know that at such times, communities can band together and help bind the psychological and physical wounds.
Julia Millington, of the Prolife Alliance, said the survey took no account of the fact many believed there should be ways of reducing the number of abortions being carried out each year and the mounting "concern about the psychological and physical harm to women".
Dugard, now 30, and her daughters, aged 15 and 12, filed claims against the state earlier this year for psychological, physical and emotional damages for failing to properly monitor her accused kidnapper, Phillip Garrido, a registered sex offender on parole and the alleged father of her children.
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