Sentence examples for In psychologist from inspiring English sources
In psychologist Beverly Tatum's excellent book on racial identity development, Why Are All The Black Kids Sitting Together in the Cafeteria?, she writes about how a typical racial disconnect happens between grade-school friends at a very young age.
In psychologist Daniel Goleman's 2004 book Destructive Emotions, http://www.amazon.com/Destructive-Emotions-Scientific-Dialogue-Dalai/dp/0553381059 the writer asks the Dalai Lama whether he thinks that the Buddha's brain was organically different from that of a normal person.
It is probably no accident that all the countries that have national insurance programmes developed them when there was relatively little health insurance of any kind.Too, there is the kind of psychological defense mechanism documented in psychologist Daniel Gilbert's excellent book, Stumbling on Happiness.
One critical element that cultural intelligence and emotional intelligence do share is, in psychologist Daniel Goleman's words, "a propensity to suspend judgment to think before acting". For someone richly endowed with CQ, the suspension might take hours or days, while someone with low CQ might have to take weeks or months.
The commission brought in psychologist Oskar Pfungst to investigate the horse's abilities.
The bimonthly magazine's owners announced last week that they are bringing in psychologist and creativity researcher Robert Epstein to revamp a 32-year-old magazine that has gone from a 1.75-million circulation in 1975 to 400,000 today.
"There's something wonderful about taking a 6- or 8-year-old out for dinner," said Dr. Joy Browne, the call-in psychologist on radio station WOR in New York, whom I interviewed because I'd once heard her taking a hard line against young children in restaurants.
Cinar's new bosses have brought in psychologists to counsel depressed workers.
"They brought in psychologists who defined us as victims of shock and anxiety — of post-trauma," Zion told me.
"I'm particularly interested in psychologists' and psychiatrists' perspectives on the effects of this barrier," Leuenberger says.
Be wary of in-house psychologists.
