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psychological theory of criminal behavior — = psychological theory of criminal behaviour психологічна теорія злочинної поведінки
- psychological criminologypsychological theory of criminal behaviour — = psychological theory of criminal behavior
- psychological criminalist
- psychological drug dependence
- psychological fact
- psychological harm
- psychological law school
- psychological pressure
- psychological technique
- psychological terror
- psychological theory of crime
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adj психологічний- psychological aggression психологічна агресія- psychological pressure campaign кампанія психологічного тиску- psychological subversion психологічна диверсія- psychological warfare психологічна війна- unscrupulous methods of psychological war недобросовісні методи психологічної війни -
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кримінолог, який притримується психологічної теорії злочинної поведінкиEnglish-Ukrainian law dictionary > psychological criminalist
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10 psychological criminology
English-Ukrainian law dictionary > psychological criminology
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11 psychological drug dependence
English-Ukrainian law dictionary > psychological drug dependence
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12 psychological fact
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13 psychological harm
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14 psychological law school
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15 psychological pressure
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16 psychological technique
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17 psychological terror
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18 psychological theory of crime
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19 psychological treatment
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20 psychological violence
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psychological */*/ — UK [ˌsaɪkəˈlɒdʒɪk(ə)l] / US [ˌsaɪkəˈlɑdʒɪk(ə)l] adjective 1) involving or affecting your mind Harry s problems are more psychological than physical. psychological damage/harm 2) caused by your feelings or thoughts Defeat is psychological. You… … English dictionary