| ABREACTION | Rating right-wing attitude as a psychological process (10) |
| ESCAPEMECHANISM | Henry, in a specimen case, misapplied male psychological process (6,9) |
| SELYE | Hungarian-born endocrinologist who coined the word "stress" as a psychological or biological condition (5) |
| POSED | Assumed a physical attitude, as for a photograph, etc (5) |
| INKBLOT | Black blob that a person might interpret in a psychological test |
| SPELL | A psychological state induced by a magical incantation (5) |
| HANGUP | Break off a call due to a psychological problem? (4,2) |
| SCEPTIC | He maintains a doubting attitude, as toward values, statements, or the character of others. (7) |
| PROPOSED | Professional assumed an attitude, as suggested (8) |
| CHANGEOFHEART | Shift in attitude, as seen in answers to asterisked clues (6,2,5) |
| RAT | Shown in her attitude as an informer (3) |
| REPOSE | The rest adopt the same attitude as before (6) |
| POSES | Takes up an attitude as one pops the question (5) |
| INKBLOTS | Section in a psychological test |
| NEURASTHENIA | What could make you uneasier than a psychological disorder? (12) |
| MORALSUPPORT | Orators plump for whipping up a psychological boost |
| PARANOIA | Soldier number one has a psychological condition (8) |
| PSYOP | A psychological operation used in warfare |
| NEUROSIS | A psychological disorder in which there is disabling or distressing anxiety (8) |
| BLOT | Part of a psychological test |
