Definition of psychogenic in English:

psychogenic

adjective ˌsʌɪkə(ʊ)ˈdʒɛnɪkˌsīkōˈjenik

Having a psychological origin or cause rather than a physical one.
psychogenic ill health
Example sentencesExamples
- Patients who incur injuries during blackouts, including tongue biting, tend to have an organic rather than psychogenic cause for their loss of consciousness.
- This factor supports the idea that an extreme narcissism is a specific psychogenic factor here.
- When higher rates of ‘psychiatric’ findings have been found for MCS Syndrome, researchers mainly attributed this to either psychiatric traits or psychogenic origins of illness.
- Hormone therapy will bring about physical and perhaps psychogenic changes.
- Early reports of an association between autism and epilepsy helped implicate biological rather than mere psychogenic factors in the etiology of autism.
Synonyms
emotional, spiritual, inner

Definition of psychogenic in US English:

psychogenic

adjectiveˌsīkōˈjenik

Having a psychological origin or cause rather than a physical one.
psychogenic ill health
Example sentencesExamples
- This factor supports the idea that an extreme narcissism is a specific psychogenic factor here.
- Hormone therapy will bring about physical and perhaps psychogenic changes.
- When higher rates of ‘psychiatric’ findings have been found for MCS Syndrome, researchers mainly attributed this to either psychiatric traits or psychogenic origins of illness.
- Patients who incur injuries during blackouts, including tongue biting, tend to have an organic rather than psychogenic cause for their loss of consciousness.
- Early reports of an association between autism and epilepsy helped implicate biological rather than mere psychogenic factors in the etiology of autism.
Synonyms
emotional, spiritual, inner

单词	psychogenic
释义	Definition of psychogenic in English: psychogenic adjective ˌsʌɪkə(ʊ)ˈdʒɛnɪkˌsīkōˈjenik Having a psychological origin or cause rather than a physical one. psychogenic ill health Example sentencesExamples Patients who incur injuries during blackouts, including tongue biting, tend to have an organic rather than psychogenic cause for their loss of consciousness. This factor supports the idea that an extreme narcissism is a specific psychogenic factor here. When higher rates of ‘psychiatric’ findings have been found for MCS Syndrome, researchers mainly attributed this to either psychiatric traits or psychogenic origins of illness. Hormone therapy will bring about physical and perhaps psychogenic changes. Early reports of an association between autism and epilepsy helped implicate biological rather than mere psychogenic factors in the etiology of autism. Synonyms emotional, spiritual, inner Definition of psychogenic in US English: psychogenic adjectiveˌsīkōˈjenik Having a psychological origin or cause rather than a physical one. psychogenic ill health Example sentencesExamples This factor supports the idea that an extreme narcissism is a specific psychogenic factor here. Hormone therapy will bring about physical and perhaps psychogenic changes. When higher rates of ‘psychiatric’ findings have been found for MCS Syndrome, researchers mainly attributed this to either psychiatric traits or psychogenic origins of illness. Patients who incur injuries during blackouts, including tongue biting, tend to have an organic rather than psychogenic cause for their loss of consciousness. Early reports of an association between autism and epilepsy helped implicate biological rather than mere psychogenic factors in the etiology of autism. Synonyms emotional, spiritual, inner
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