Prospective subscribers to Eharmony, founded by a psychologist, fill out a long questionnaire, and the service says they are rejected if it appears a match for them cannot be found.
To probe chimp contentment, psychologist James King asked volunteers at 13 zoos in the United States and Australia to fill out a questionnaire measuring the "subjective well-being" of 135 chimps.
Instead of scooping up legal experts and child psychologists to fill time between film images of the pop star's arrest, cable news hosts had to find experts on secret presidential trips, and there have not been that many in recent history.
Legal cases and medical insurance require any doctor or psychologist filling in the necessary forms to state a diagnosis.
In 1993 the European Court of Justice heard a case brought by Dr Enderby, a speech therapist (a role almost exclusively occupied by women), who was paid 40% less than senior hospital pharmacists and clinical psychologists (roles predominately filled by men).
Psychologists say that filling the role of the responsible firstborn, while important to academic achievement, still does not account for eldest children's higher average scores on intelligence tests.
The underlying psychological issues involved in real estate decisions are of great interest to therapists and psychologists, because housing and moving are filled with symbolism, the hope for new beginnings, crushing disappointments, loss, anxiety and fear.
The psychologist had to fill a checklist of the status of adherence with the protocol.
The LSS has been used previously in a Swedish population based study [ 51] and was filled out by a psychologist after interviewing the mothers at baseline.
One of the questionnaires is filled in by an independent psychologist interviewing the nurse or nursing assistant who is familiar with the resident, and one will be used to gather information from the residents themselves.
"Every day a psychologist comes here, and every day the slots are filled," says Ms. Levinshtein.
