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PsychogenicCaused by the mind or emotions.
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Psychogenichaving an emotional or psychologic origin.
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Psychogenic1884, from psycho- + -genic.
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PsychogenicHaving to do with psychological, emotional or mental factors. This in opposition to organic causes.
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Psychogeniccaused by mental factors (pop)
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Psychogenic(adj) of or relating to the psychological cause of a disorder(adj) mental or emotional rather than physiological in origin
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PsychogenicSymptoms and illnesses that have a psychological cause, rather than a physical one.
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PsychogenicArising from psychological or motivational causes, as opposed to organic causes such as brain tissue impairment.
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Psychogenic originating in the mind; a physical symptom, disease or emotional state that is of mental rather than physical origin.
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PsychogenicDefinition: (SI-ko-JEN-ic) Produced or caused by psychological or mental factors, rather than organic factors. Compare to neurogenic.
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PsychogenicPsychogenic is used to describe a behaviour or symptom that results from disturbances in the mind or emotions. (compare with organic)
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Psychogenic Failure of menstruation resulting from emotional disturbances.
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