psychologist

名词心理学研究者，心理学家

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1. 心理学家：它包括多个专业的卫生保健专业人士,例如内科医师(physician)、心理学家(psychologist)、护士、物理治疗学家(physical therapists)、职业治疗学家(occupational therapists)及其他专业的卫生保健提供者(health care provider),

2. 心理治疗师：以为见心理治疗师(psychologist)就是精神病,发神经,低人一等,这样的思想在华人社区中依旧还非常普遍. 本文要谈的是一些常见的对心理治疗的误解,以及它背后一个更深的问题,就是对于心理治疗的抗拒问题.

3. 心理医生：1.心理医生(Psychologist) 年薪:$59,900-$88,9002.警察(Police Officer) 要求法律、安全专业或社会科学专业本科学历. 经过3~6个月的岗前培训和心理测试. 视力与身材必须达到相关标准. 3.消防队员(Firefighter) 年薪:$56,700-$72,

4. 心理学者：psychologism 心理主义 | psychologist 心理学者 | psychologize 研究心理学

1. 心理学家
    A psychologist is a person who studies the human mind and tries to explain why people behave in the way that they do.

    e.g. Psychologists tested a group of six-year-olds with a video.
           心理学家用一段录像对一组6岁的儿童进行了测试。

1. A challenging new book by the Harvard University psychologist Steven Pinker says that the answer is " yes ".

2. CANBERRA - A previous heartbreak is an essential factor in finding " the one, " a psychologist told Australia's media on Thursday.

3. Most of the candidates were majors in psychology and have obtained a professional psychologist certification from the Ministry of Labor and Social Security.

4. Chen has refused to see a psychologist as he claims he is fastidious rather than compulsive.

5. Society of Rehabilitation and Crime Prevention clinical psychologist Andrew Liu said most sex offenders would show an improvement in their behaviour after counselling.

6. " These are the most exciting data I've ever collected, " Carnegie Mellon psychologist Jennifer Lerner told a gathering of science writers here last month.

7. It doesn't take a psychologist to discern the impact this absence had.

8. " Stress is harmful in the long run, " says psychologist Joachim Kugler of Germany's Dresden Technical University.

9. The psychologist with the Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences believes the drop in interest " reflects some women's emphasis on materialism ".

10. He said a neutral person - a lawyer or psychologist - who can make suggestions regularly and moderate emotional excesses is essential for those groups.

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