psychologist
a specialist in psychology.
Philosophy. an adherent to or advocate of psychologism.
Also psy·chol·o·gis·tic. of or relating to psychologism.
Origin of psychologist
1Words that may be confused with psychologist
- psychiatrist, psychologist , psychoanalyst, psychotherapist
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How to use psychologist in a sentence
The psychologists who served there included two officers, James Elmer Mitchell and John Bruce Jessen.
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Commissioned psychologists Charles F. Bond Jr. and Bella M. DePaulo to review more than 200 studies on body language.
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This school of psychologists tends not to emphasize the object.
The Analysis of Mind | Bertrand RussellThe criticism of introspection has been in the main the work of American psychologists.
The Analysis of Mind | Bertrand RussellPsychologists, on the other hand, find great difficulty in the conception.
The Analysis of Mind | Bertrand RussellWe deny the correctness of these statements, in their application to psychologists of the present day.
Perhaps the psychologists of the book will find fault with my way of using the phrase, "disassociation of personality."
Before Adam | Jack London
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