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形容詞

morphopsychological (comparative more morphopsychological, superlative most morphopsychological)

1. Pertaining to morphopsychology (any sense).
   • 1976, Joseph Strelka, Literary Criticism and Psychology, page 238:

     This characteriology, coming out of the typology of Lecène and broadened by the morphopsychological studies of Louis Corman, allows him to deepen the study of psychological types and creation myths in literary works.

   • 2003, Jean-Didier Urbain, At the Beach, page 162:

     Here again we find disgust that is not concealed but rather rationalized by a morphopsychological " theory " of the beach .

   • 2008, Irfan Ahmad, Protocols for Predictable Aesthetic Dental Restorations, page 45:

     Other studies have assigned geometric values to the mesio-distal width of the centrals to the size of the face, while Rufenacht has proposed morphopsychological determination of the ideal proportion and suggested that the width of the central incisor should be considered constant throughout life.