psychosocial in Irish
psychosocial in Irish is síceasóisialta — psychosocial means relating to the way a person's mind and their social circumstances affect each other, taking in things like relationships, work, money, isolation and culture alongside psychological state.
psychosocial in Irish
síceasóisialta
(of behaviour) Having both psychological and social aspects.
What does "psychosocial" mean?
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adjective Relating to the way a person's mind and their social circumstances affect each other, taking in things like relationships, work, money, isolation and culture alongside psychological state.
"The clinic offers psychosocial support as well as medication."
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adjective In workplace health and safety, describing hazards that arise from how work is designed and managed rather than from physical dangers.
"Employers must now assess psychosocial hazards such as excessive workload and bullying."
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psychosocial in a sentence
- The clinic offers psychosocial support as well as medication.
- Loneliness is a psychosocial risk factor for poor recovery.
- Employers must now assess psychosocial hazards such as excessive workload and bullying.
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What is "psychosocial" in Irish?
"psychosocial" in Irish is síceasóisialta. psychosocial means: Relating to the way a person's mind and their social circumstances affect each other, taking in things like relationships, work, money, isolation and culture alongside psychological state.
How do you use "psychosocial" in a sentence?
Example: "The clinic offers psychosocial support as well as medication." In Irish, "psychosocial" is síceasóisialta.
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