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1   1, 11|  and his psychological and physical maturity fall far below—
2   4, 53|  it runs counter to lawful physical, psychic and affective needs,
3   4, 53|  give him mastery over his physical, mental and emotional appetites. ~
4   4, 55| certainly do damage to his physical and psychological balance.
5   5, 63|    account be taken of the physical and psychological state
6   5, 64| discovered to be unfit for physical, psychological or moral
7   5, 64| fact those of insufficient physical, psychic and moral qualifications.
8   5, 65| mature personality through physical, intellectual and moral
9   5, 69|  the one hand to a certain physical and psychic void, nevertheless