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Meanings of psychologist in English
Usage of psychologist in English
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Clinical psychologist, Catherine Gallagher, said talking about pornography with children was vital.
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Clinical psychologist Catherine Gallagher said children inevitably changed as they got older.
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These are not problems with which a psychologist would be much help.
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I'm a psychologist by original intention and a politician by final decision.
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A psychologist is expected to explain Henri's responses to the crime scene.
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Two economists and a psychologist recently banded together to address these questions.
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To find out more about both, ask your colleagues, says psychologist… Audio
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Partly; your withdrawal was within what the psychologist called a psychotic loop.
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Fine psychologist, and one of the best secret policemen in the realm.
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I was sent to a psychologist; the manager was not dealt with.
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Dr. Anissa Moody is a psychologist and educator in New York City.
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His interest in the story came through his wife, a forensic psychologist.
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The sentiment expressed in this poem is a subject for a psychologist.
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Massey University forensic psychologist Dr Mei Williams discusses who's behind the threat.
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To the psychologist and the student of myths they are equally precious.
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To that end, he cited the early 20th century psychologist William James.
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New Zealand
Common
Australia
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Ireland
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