Definition of psychologist in English:

psychologist

noun sʌɪˈkɒlədʒɪstsaɪˈkɑlədʒəst

An expert or specialist in psychology.
Example sentencesExamples
- She had to have an operation and has been under the care of a psychologist for panic attacks.
- At the centre psychologists will offer free consultations to patients and their relatives.
- As a psychologist and educator, she was keenly aware of individual differences.
- Many cognitive psychologists also examine the effects of selective attention.
- I found a wonderful woman in LA who was a criminal psychologist dealing with psychopaths.
- Ernst Mach is well known to psychologists for his contributions to the theory of sensation.
- She told my mum, who then kept an eye on me, so did the school, who made me speak to a psychologist about it all, which I hated!
- Jungian psychologists have helped us to understand the bi-polar nature of women.
- The key to this explanation is something psychologists call cognitive responses.
- It so drained Dunwoody that he felt forced to consult a sports psychologist.
- David Taylor is a psychologist with a background in psychopharmacology and development.
- So we asked a psychologist to devise a scientifically valid test, which we took to two schools.
- Some feminist psychologists aim to understand and improve the lives of women and girls.
- In an attempt to answer this question, psychologists have compiled a huge database on what makes people happy.
- My view is that more recent history is generally a lot more relevant than evolutionary psychologists claim.
- The school also has visiting therapists and psychologists to provide necessary guidance.
- Establish criteria for specialist consultation and for sharing care with psychologists and nurses.
- I could be a criminal psychologist, a guidance counsellor, a social worker.
- They are working as part of a team of educational welfare officers, psychologists and health experts.
- I'm very uncomfortable with the idea of these psychologists analysing my responses.
Synonyms
adviser, consultant, guide, mentor, confidant, confidante

Definition of psychologist in US English:

psychologist

nounsaɪˈkɑlədʒəstsīˈkäləjəst

An expert or specialist in psychology.
Example sentencesExamples
- Ernst Mach is well known to psychologists for his contributions to the theory of sensation.
- David Taylor is a psychologist with a background in psychopharmacology and development.
- They are working as part of a team of educational welfare officers, psychologists and health experts.
- She had to have an operation and has been under the care of a psychologist for panic attacks.
- The key to this explanation is something psychologists call cognitive responses.
- So we asked a psychologist to devise a scientifically valid test, which we took to two schools.
- I'm very uncomfortable with the idea of these psychologists analysing my responses.
- Establish criteria for specialist consultation and for sharing care with psychologists and nurses.
- It so drained Dunwoody that he felt forced to consult a sports psychologist.
- As a psychologist and educator, she was keenly aware of individual differences.
- Some feminist psychologists aim to understand and improve the lives of women and girls.
- She told my mum, who then kept an eye on me, so did the school, who made me speak to a psychologist about it all, which I hated!
- Jungian psychologists have helped us to understand the bi-polar nature of women.
- I could be a criminal psychologist, a guidance counsellor, a social worker.
- My view is that more recent history is generally a lot more relevant than evolutionary psychologists claim.
- The school also has visiting therapists and psychologists to provide necessary guidance.
- Many cognitive psychologists also examine the effects of selective attention.
- In an attempt to answer this question, psychologists have compiled a huge database on what makes people happy.
- I found a wonderful woman in LA who was a criminal psychologist dealing with psychopaths.
- At the centre psychologists will offer free consultations to patients and their relatives.
Synonyms
adviser, consultant, guide, mentor, confidant, confidante

单词	psychologist
释义	Definition of psychologist in English: psychologist noun sʌɪˈkɒlədʒɪstsaɪˈkɑlədʒəst An expert or specialist in psychology. Example sentencesExamples She had to have an operation and has been under the care of a psychologist for panic attacks. At the centre psychologists will offer free consultations to patients and their relatives. As a psychologist and educator, she was keenly aware of individual differences. Many cognitive psychologists also examine the effects of selective attention. I found a wonderful woman in LA who was a criminal psychologist dealing with psychopaths. Ernst Mach is well known to psychologists for his contributions to the theory of sensation. She told my mum, who then kept an eye on me, so did the school, who made me speak to a psychologist about it all, which I hated! Jungian psychologists have helped us to understand the bi-polar nature of women. The key to this explanation is something psychologists call cognitive responses. It so drained Dunwoody that he felt forced to consult a sports psychologist. David Taylor is a psychologist with a background in psychopharmacology and development. So we asked a psychologist to devise a scientifically valid test, which we took to two schools. Some feminist psychologists aim to understand and improve the lives of women and girls. In an attempt to answer this question, psychologists have compiled a huge database on what makes people happy. My view is that more recent history is generally a lot more relevant than evolutionary psychologists claim. The school also has visiting therapists and psychologists to provide necessary guidance. Establish criteria for specialist consultation and for sharing care with psychologists and nurses. I could be a criminal psychologist, a guidance counsellor, a social worker. They are working as part of a team of educational welfare officers, psychologists and health experts. I'm very uncomfortable with the idea of these psychologists analysing my responses. Synonyms adviser, consultant, guide, mentor, confidant, confidante Definition of psychologist in US English: psychologist nounsaɪˈkɑlədʒəstsīˈkäləjəst An expert or specialist in psychology. Example sentencesExamples Ernst Mach is well known to psychologists for his contributions to the theory of sensation. David Taylor is a psychologist with a background in psychopharmacology and development. They are working as part of a team of educational welfare officers, psychologists and health experts. She had to have an operation and has been under the care of a psychologist for panic attacks. The key to this explanation is something psychologists call cognitive responses. So we asked a psychologist to devise a scientifically valid test, which we took to two schools. I'm very uncomfortable with the idea of these psychologists analysing my responses. Establish criteria for specialist consultation and for sharing care with psychologists and nurses. It so drained Dunwoody that he felt forced to consult a sports psychologist. As a psychologist and educator, she was keenly aware of individual differences. Some feminist psychologists aim to understand and improve the lives of women and girls. She told my mum, who then kept an eye on me, so did the school, who made me speak to a psychologist about it all, which I hated! Jungian psychologists have helped us to understand the bi-polar nature of women. I could be a criminal psychologist, a guidance counsellor, a social worker. My view is that more recent history is generally a lot more relevant than evolutionary psychologists claim. The school also has visiting therapists and psychologists to provide necessary guidance. Many cognitive psychologists also examine the effects of selective attention. In an attempt to answer this question, psychologists have compiled a huge database on what makes people happy. I found a wonderful woman in LA who was a criminal psychologist dealing with psychopaths. At the centre psychologists will offer free consultations to patients and their relatives. Synonyms adviser, consultant, guide, mentor, confidant, confidante
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