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psychosocial
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psychosocial /psy·cho·so·cial/ (si″ko-so´shul) pertaining to or involving both psychic and social aspects.
psy·cho·so·cial (sk-sshl)
adj.
Involving aspects of both social and psychological behavior.
Psychosocial
A term referring to the mind's ability to, consciously or unconsciously, adjust and relate the body to its social environment.
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psychosocial
[-sō′shəl]
Etymology: Gk, psyche + L, socialis, partners
pertaining to a combination of psychologic and social factors.
psychosocial [si″ko-so´shal]
pertaining to or involving both psychic and social aspects.
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