Mental condition / Psychological condition / Physical condition
If I'd like to talk about a medical condition that relates to your mind , how you think , you are happy or depressed etc. Should I say "mental condition" or "psychological condition"? or any other terms?
If I'd like to talk about your "actual" body condition, which means if you feel bad or well, if you are sick, if you feel pain, if any parts of your body do not function normally.... should I say " physical condition" or "Physiological" condition??
I am so confused
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kenny1999 I am so confused You may use any of those. The latter member of each pair is the more formal/scientific.
- kenny1999 I am so confused You may use any of those.
- The latter member of each pair is the more formal/scientific.
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kenny1999I am so confused
You may use any of those. The latter member of each pair is the more formal/scientific.
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