psychologist
ਮਨੋਵਿਗਿਆਨੀ
definition
noun
Many cognitive psychologists also examine the effects of selective attention.
an expert or specialist in psychology.
example
She had to have an operation and has been under the care of a 'psychologist' for panic attacks.
I'm attending a 'psychologist'
I could be a criminal 'psychologist' , a guidance counsellor, a social worker.
As a 'psychologist' and educator, she was keenly aware of individual differences.
she's a qualified 'psychologist'
I found a wonderful woman in LA who was a criminal 'psychologist' dealing with psychopaths.
David Taylor is a 'psychologist' with a background in psychopharmacology and development.
She told my mum, who then kept an eye on me, so did the school, who made me speak to a 'psychologist' about it all, which I hated!
So we asked a 'psychologist' to devise a scientifically valid test, which we took to two schools.
It so drained Dunwoody that he felt forced to consult a sports 'psychologist' .
In an attempt to answer this question, 'psychologists' have compiled a huge database on what makes people happy.
Establish criteria for specialist consultation and for sharing care with 'psychologists' and nurses.
The school also has visiting therapists and 'psychologists' to provide necessary guidance.
Jungian 'psychologists' have helped us to understand the bi-polar nature of women.
Many cognitive 'psychologists' also examine the effects of selective attention.
The key to this explanation is something 'psychologists' call cognitive responses.
Some feminist 'psychologists' aim to understand and improve the lives of women and girls.
My view is that more recent history is generally a lot more relevant than evolutionary 'psychologists' claim.
At the centre 'psychologists' will offer free consultations to patients and their relatives.
Ernst Mach is well known to 'psychologists' for his contributions to the theory of sensation.
I'm very uncomfortable with the idea of these 'psychologists' analysing my responses.
They are working as part of a team of educational welfare officers, 'psychologists' and health experts.
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