Sentence examples for space psychologist from inspiring English sources

She's Rheya, the lost love of the space psychologist Chris Kelvin George Clooneyy), as well as the eerie reincarnation of Rheya as generated by Solaris, a mysterious planet endowed with psychic powers.

According to Albert Harrison, a space psychologist and author of Starstruck: Cosmic Visions in Science, Religion and Folklore, the first serious designs for contacting alien life appeared two centuries ago, though they never got off the ground.

When astronauts seemed to be feeling the blues, Russian space psychologists encouraged them to speak with family, friends and famous people on Earth.

Curling up for an afternoon nap can improve the brain's ability to learn by clearing out cluttered memory space, psychologists say.

One claim, that Washoe signed "water" and "bird" upon seeing a swan "was like getting an S.O.S. from outer space," the Harvard psychologist Roger Brown said at the time.

"These are the cosmonauts of gender space," said Harvard Medical School psychologist Ron Levant, co-author of "Masculinity Reconstructed" (Dutton, 1995) and the head of the American Psychological Assn.'s new section on men.

In this case, a gonadotrophin-releasing hormone (GnRH) agonist may be used to suppress puberty and to provide time and space for the psychologist to work with the young person and their family to reach a decision prior to any surgical intervention.

Groups of a dozen men will be spending 6 month periods in space He studied psychologists' reports on groups of men confined for long periods.

Men are hungry for interpersonal connection — if you provide the space, said Jon Davies, the counseling psychologist who in 2002 co-founded one of the first college men's centers, at the University of Oregon.

And my scholarly background is in psychology, so I thought, well this could actually be a really interesting route into a story, to think about how if we'd invented time travel rather than space travel, what involvement would psychologists have had?

The strains of working in an open space have aroused the interest of psychologists and human-resources experts, and they are not shy about suggesting ways to cope.