mental harm definition
mental harm means impairment of a person’s mental condition;
mental harm means substantial harm to a child’s psychological or intellectual functioning which may be evidenced by a substantial degree of certain characteristics of the child including, but not limited to, anxiety, depression, withdrawal or outward aggressive behavior. “Mental harm” may be demonstrated by a substantial and observable change in behavior, emotional response or cognition that is not within the normal range for the child’s age and stage of development.
mental harm means psychological or psychiatric injury;
More Definitions of mental harm
mental harm means a psychological injury that is not necessarily permanent but results in visibly demonstrable manifestations of a disorder of thought or mood that impairs a person's judgment or behavior.
mental harm means permanent impairment of mental faculties through drugs, torture or similar techniques.]
mental harm means any act of threatening the Victim of physical torture, showing terror, reprimanding him/her, accusing him/her of false blame, forcefully evicting him/her from the house or otherwise causing injury or harm to the Victim emotionally and this expression also includes any discrimination carried out on the basis of thought, religion or culture and customs and traditions.
mental harm means impairment of a person's mental condition;
mental harm. , to a person, means impairment of the person's mental condition. "negligence" means failure to exercise reasonable care and skill.
mental harm means impairment of a person’s mental condition. "negligence" means failure to exercise reasonable care and skill. "personal injury" includes:
mental harm. , to a person, means impairment of the person's mental condition.