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psicologia industrial Any of several branches of psychology that seek to apply psychological principles to practical problems of education or industry or marketing etc.
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Such is the situation as an affair of theoretical psychology and as most adequately stated by Aristotle.
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And can basic science alone transform our economic outlook in the UK?
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Three basic science and three preclinical dental courses were selected for evaluation.
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Others worry that security measures could hamper breakthroughs in basic science and engineering.
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The research will be focussed on basic science through training students.
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Eighty-one of the articles were clinical and 19 were basic science in nature.
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It also offers applied psychology and English, media and cultural studies.
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Carroll, well versed in applied psychology, knew that in such a combination of facts there lay an important clue.
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Senile anxiety, Homer told himself contemptuously -he had once read a whole raft of text books on applied psychology.
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New Thought uses James' applied psychology and possibly Royce's Absolute, but does not consistently confine itself to any one system.
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Dr Anthony Montgomery, of the university's applied psychology department, says "role confusion" is a big problem inside family businesses.
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According to Prof Maxwell Taylor of the department of applied psychology at UCC, the register needs to be considered as part of an overall strategy.
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Ohio State undergrad, psych major, master's and Ph.D. in Applied Psychology from Johns Hopkins.
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Applied Psychology and What It is.
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The Fundamentals of Applied Psychology.
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According to the Australian College of Applied Psychology, the average Australian worker will change careers five to seven times in their lifetime.
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Applied Psychology and Scientific Living 3.50 4.50
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This is a different angle of Suggestion than in either " Applied Psychology and Scientific Living" or "Practical Psychology and Sex Life."
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"Is that what you call applied psychology?"
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In a 2014 study on indoor versus outdoor activity published in the journal Applied Psychology: Health and Well-Being researchers analyzed national survey data from Finland.