psychological pressure
[saɪkəˈlɑdʒɪkəl ˈprɛʃər]
nounpl: psychological pressures
pressão psicológica
1. emotional or mental stress imposed on a person to influence their behavior, decisions, or well-being
The athlete felt immense psychological pressure before the championship game.
O atleta sentiu uma imensa pressão psicológica antes do jogo do campeonato.
2. the mental strain resulting from demanding situations, expectations, or interpersonal dynamics
Workers experience psychological pressure when facing unrealistic deadlines.
Os trabalhadores experimentam pressão psicológica ao enfrentar prazos irrealistas.
3. coercive influence exerted through psychological means rather than physical force
The negotiations involved psychological pressure tactics to reach a settlement.
As negociações envolveram táticas de pressão psicológica para chegar a um acordo.
Psychological pressure is a significant topic in both Brazilian and American workplaces. In Brazil, discussions about 'pressão psicológica' have gained prominence in labor law and workplace wellness contexts. In the USA, this term is commonly used in sports psychology, corporate training, and mental health discussions. The concept reflects growing awareness of mental health's importance in high-performance environments.
NYC Slang
pressure; the weight; mental heat
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