Sentence examples for both psychologists from inspiring English sources

Psychologists developed and actively participated in the CIA's torture methods, and both psychologists and doctors were used to create a fiction of "safe, legal, and effective" interrogation practices.

Her parents, John and Halla Beloff, were both psychologists (though not Freudians).

He is the son of the late Rhoda L. and Seymour Fisher, both psychologists and authors.

Dr. Sarah Hanley Church and Dr. Braden Roberts Josephson, both psychologists, were married yesterday in Providence, R. I

She is the daughter of Willa Cobert and Irwin Hirsch, who are both psychologists and psychoanalysts who live and work in New York.

Especially difficult to explain, both psychologists said, are the rapid-fire decisions behind the snatching of small and often cheap goods.

The two had known each other since the early '90s, when they were Ph.D. students at the University of Amsterdam; now both were psychologists at Tilburg University.

Participants were randomised using random.org to one of two therapists, both licensed psychologists, with previous experience of treating OCD and related disorders.

"Ambiverts can take the best of both," psychologist Brian Little, author of Me, Myself and Us: The Science of Personality and the Art of Well-Being, told The Huffington Post in November.

Gayle Morris, sixty-four, and Joanne Zinski, sixty-two, are both school psychologists in Palm Harbor, Florida.

Fierce criticism of Griffin emerged both from psychologists and classically trained ethologists.