1. relating to the combination of psychological and social factors
Usage: often used in medical, educational, or developmental contexts

Examples

• The therapist addressed both the patient’s psychosocial needs and medical symptoms.
• Children from disadvantaged backgrounds often face psychosocial challenges.
• The study examined psychosocial factors that influence academic performance.
• Psychosocial support is crucial for cancer patients and their families.
• The program focuses on psychosocial development in adolescents.
• Workplace stress can have significant psychosocial effects on employees.