Psycho-

Psy|cho-, psy|cho- in cpds → psycho-;

Psy|cho|ana|ly|se

f → psychoanalysis

Psy|cho|ana|ly|ti|ker(in)

m(f) → psychoanalyst

psy|cho|ana|ly|tisch

adj → psychoanalytic(al)

adv jdn Psycho- behandeln → to psychoanalyze sb

Psy|cho|di|ag|no#s|tik

f → psychodiagnostics sing

Psy|cho|dra|ma

nt → psychodrama

psy|cho|gen

adj → psychogenic

Psy|cho|gra#mm

nt pl <-gramme> → profile (auch fig), → psychograph

Psy|cho|ki|ne|se

f <->, no pl → psychokinesis

Psy|cho|lo|ge

m <-n, -n>, Psy|cho|lo|gin

f <-, -nen> → psychologist

Psy|cho|lo|gie

f <->, no pl → psychology

psy|cho|lo|gisch

adj → psychological; Psycho-e Kriegsführung → psychological warfare

adv → psychologically; Psycho- erfahrene Kräfte → personnel with experience in psychology

psy|cho|lo|gi|sie|ren ptp <psychologisiert>

vt → to psychologize

Psy|cho|neu|ro|se

f → psychoneurosis

Psy|cho|path

m <-en, -en>, Psy|cho|pa|thin

f <-, -nen> → psychopath

Psy|cho|pa|thie

f <-, -n> → psychopathy

psy|cho|pa|thisch

adj → psychopathic

adv → like a psychopath; Psycho- reagieren → to react psychopathically

Psy|cho|pha#r|ma|kon

nt <-s, -phạrmaka> usu pl → psychiatric drug

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Psy|cho-:

Psy|cho|so|ma|tik

f <->, no pl → psychosomatics sing

psy|cho|so|ma|tisch

adj → psychosomatic

adv → psychosomatically

psy|cho|so|zi|al

adj (Psych, Sociol) → psychosocial

Psy|cho|ter|ror

m → psychological terror

Psy|cho|test

m → psychological test

Psy|cho|the|ra|peut(in)

m(f) → psychotherapist

psy|cho|the|ra|peu|tisch

adj → psychotherapeutic

adv → psychotherapeutically

Psy|cho|the|ra|pie

f → psychotherapy

Psy|cho|thril|ler

m → psychological thriller