Reactions that arise from emotional or psychological factors, rather than organic.
Referring to an illness which starts in the mind, rather than in a physical state.
Originating in the mind, not in the body; referring especially to symptoms or diseases of psychological, not physical, origin.
A symptom or illness that arises from psychological causes, such as stress, interpersonal conflicts, or family issues, rather than a physical disease.
Having an origin in the mind rather than in the body. The term is applied particularly to symptoms and illnesses.
Describing a condition linked to psychological or emotional turmoil, the term “psychogenic” pertains to a disorder that manifests due to mental or emotional conflicts. While historically, most cases of stuttering were believed to have a psychogenic origin, contemporary research suggests that psychogenic stuttering represents the least prevalent form. Recent studies have shed light on alternative factors contributing to the development of stuttering, highlighting the complex nature of this speech disorder.
This term is utilized to depict a symptom or disorder originating from psychological or emotional issues.