The phrase "psychological knowledge" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the understanding of mental processes and behavior, or the body of information related to them. For example: "Jonny has a wealth of psychological knowledge that makes him an invaluable asset to our research team."
He has also recently pursued work on egoism, altruism, and ethics; on mental patients, institutions, and homelessness; and on processes of knowing in psychology--experimentation that does and does not contribute to psychological knowledge.
In the years since I've observed how we apply our increased psychological knowledge and understanding of Wagner's period to the way we approach the pieces.
Possibly the state of psychological knowledge in 1896 had been inadequate for the Court to realize this, he suggested, but it is "amply supported by modern authority".
This ended her direct involvement in schools but opened a new phase in her career, in which she applied her psychological knowledge to her teaching experience.
Analysis of applications and implications of psychological knowledge for classroom teaching through observations and research in elementary and secondary school classes.
When not engulfed in the restless pursuit of psychological knowledge, he can be seen biking around Stanford campus sporting an impeccable black fedora.
The framework draws from, and ties together various aspects of adaptation process including psychological factors, knowledge management, forest management capacity, institutions and governance, and the state of information methods that support forest management (i.e., planning, monitoring, and assessment).
A quasi-experimental longitudinal pre-test post-test and follow-up design was used to assess the effect of a patient education video about radiation therapy on patients' psychological distress, knowledge about radiation therapy, self-efficacy about coping with treatment and physical symptoms.
Analysis of (co variance will be employed to assess group differences at 6 and 12 month follow-up in risk perception, psychological distress, knowledge, decisional satisfaction, and HRQL.
First, separately for each category of potential correlates (i.e., demographics, medical factors, psychological factors, knowledge, and social influence factors), we included all of the variables in that category as independent variables in a single regression model.
Insel's point echoes a growing disconnect between the D.S.M. and the current state of psychological research and knowledge.
