Sentence examples for human psychologist from inspiring English sources

Ellie could change things for the better by confidentially informing soldiers with PTSD that she feels they could be a risk to themselves and others, and advising them about how to seek treatment.If, that is, a cynical trooper can be persuaded that Ellie really isn't a human psychologist in disguise.

My dream would also be that we honor the lives of these captive orcas by assembling an international group of brilliant scientists, animal cognition and behavior experts and human psychologists and that they devise humane studies to understand as best we can the intelligence and mental capabilities of these temporary ambassadors of the sea.

Also, three real, human psychologists, who were ignorant of the purpose of the study, analysed transcripts of the sessions, to rate how willingly the participants disclosed personal information.These observers were asked to look at responses to sensitive and intimate questions, such as, "How close are you to your family?" and, "Tell me about the last time you felt really happy".

Animal behaviour researchers may have borrowed the concept of personality from human psychologists but as social animals living in a complex world it will be interesting to see what human psychology takes from animal research over the coming years.

To test dogs' theory of mind when it comes to humans, psychologist William Roberts and colleagues at the University of Western Ontario in Canada matched 24 dogs ranging in size from dachshunds to vizslas with both helpful and deceptive people.

The sessions were facilitated by a human factors psychologist and an attending anaesthesiologist from the Armstrong Institute for Patient Safety and Quality and the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, respectively.

Trying to connect the dots in this fashion, to make sense of the senseless, is a human instinct, psychologists said.

In particular, human factors psychologists emphasise the importance of distinguishing between so-called 'active failures', the acts of omission or commission associated with adverse outcomes, and 'latent failures', such as communication difficulties and management or organisational problems that impact on human performance.

My colleagues working on similar problems are developmental psychologists studying human children, comparative psychologists studying non-human primates, and social psychologists studying how people interact.

Insights Into Non-Human Models, psychologists at New Mexico State University say that gift-giving is universal among humans and common in animals.

His next question: "Is there a force greater than subatomic force?" Human intention, the psychologist said, may be more powerful.