Sentence examples for work of psychologist from inspiring English sources
Mentions the work of psychologist Leann Birch.
In the acknowledgements of The Sellout, Beatty mentions the 1970s work of psychologist William J Cross as an inspiration, especially his groundbreaking paper The Negro-to-Black Conversion Experience, which first appeared in a 1971 issue of Black World magazine.
He points to the work of psychologist Robert Cialdini at Arizona State University, who is famous for his work on the psychology of persuasion.
Some analytic feminists have looked to the work of psychologist, Nancy Chodorow who follows object-relations theory in seeing the breast, and by extension, the mother, as the most important object for the infant.
Filtering of information through the attentional pathways of our brain was brought to wide acceptance in the 1950s through the work of psychologist Donald Broadbent.
The work of psychologist Roy Baumeister, for example, supports that the sexual revolution impacted women's lives much more than it did those of men.
Other false confessions have been exposed by vigorous lawyering and the work of psychologists.
It would shine a high-intensity beam into the deepest recesses of the psyche, advancing the work of psychologists and psychiatrists.
In shaping his ideas, Dr. Nesse has drawn upon the work of psychologists like Dr. Eric Klinger, at the University of Minnesota, who studies how people become committed to goals, and how they reach those goals or abandon them.
Another more political perspective on self-absorption and self-interest is also brilliantly examined in the documentary series The Century of the Self by Adam Curtis, which examines how the work of psychologists, including Freud, influenced corporations and governments on how to analyse and control society.
This descriptive use of "morality" is now becoming more prominent because of the work of psychologists (Haidt) who have been influenced by the views of David Hume, who tried to present a naturalistic account of moral judgments.
