psychogenetic

• Adjetivo que se refiere al origen y desarrollo de los procesos mentales o de las características psicológicas, así como a la influencia de factores psicológicos en la génesis de trastornos o síntomas. En psicología moderna se usa en gran medida para lo relativo a la interacción entre lo genético y lo psicológico, y a menudo se sustituye por 'psicógeno' o 'psicogenético'.

An obsolete adjective relating to the origin and development of mental processes or psychological characteristics, now largely replaced by terms like 'psychogenic' or 'psychogenetic' in modern psychology.

1. Psychological origin of a disorderC2formalmedical

   Relating to the psychological cause or origin of a physical or mental disorder, as opposed to a purely physical cause.

   psicogenético

   • The patient's symptoms were determined to be psychogenetic in nature.
   • Psychogenetic factors can play a significant role in chronic pain conditions.
   • The study focused on the psychogenetic origins of the phobia.

   Sinónimospsychogenicpsychosomatic

   Antónimosbiologicalorganicphysicalphysiologicalsomatic

2. Origin and development of the mindC2formalscientific

   Relating to the origin, development, and evolution of the mind and mental processes.

   Relativo al origen y desarrollo de la mente

   • The professor's research explores the psychogenetic development of consciousness.
   • Psychogenetic theories examine how the mind is shaped by both biology and experience.
   • This branch of psychology looks at the psychogenetic stages of human growth.