Meanings of psychological science in English

Others have looked upon it as a psychological science, confounding expression in its universality, with the empirical classification of expressions.

But one thing is for sure: keeping our dark passengers in the back seat will require everything psychological science can offer.

We have called this dimension the p factor because it conceptually parallels a familiar dimension in psychological science: the g factor of general intelligence.

A kind of dim, vague instinct may enable even an uncultured mind to get an inkling here of the subtler results of psychological science.

The same thing happened when we submitted it to Psychological Science.

Sad people make poorer financial decisions, according to a recent paper published in Psychological Science.

Her mother was the Emeritus Professor of Psychological Science.

It seems they can, under certain circumstances, according to a new study published in Psychological Science.

Published in Psychological Science, the study also found that smiling during stressors was worth the effort.

Those who kept their lucky charm performed better, the scientists reported in 2010 in Psychological Science.

She is a fellow in both the Association for Psychological Science and the American Psychological Association.

She is a Distinguished Professor of Psychological Science and Law at the University of California, Irvine.

Volunteers sank more putts when the hole looked larger, Witt's team reported in the journal Psychological Science.

Aurora M Sherman, PhD is an Associate Professor in the School of Psychological Science at Oregon State University.

Those people may wonder if the lapses are a sign of approaching dementia, Salthouse and Arielle Mandell write in Psychological Science.

It comes not from the taproom at the Coach and Horses but the Institute of Psychological Science at the university of Leeds.