psychologists

Even if the healthcare system is bad, this doesn't mean that there are no good psychologists at all.

Disheartening results were gathered from studies done on well-trained psychologists and people prepared for the experiment, to no avail.

There are often autism specialist centers of various kinds, for example at universities, and there are also psychologists and psychiatrists who specialize.

Our children are not on a level playing field with PHD educated adult psychologists.

It's clear that what psychologists are debating and what happens on TV are different.

I really wish more help from human-computer interaction & cognitive psychologists would be used to design a programming language.

Can I please request a language that's at least partially designed by UI specialists, or psychologists familiar in cognition?

Far as sociopath vs psychopath, psychologists tell me they're both mostly pop-psych terms with meanings that vary due to who you're talking to.

I'm not sure why these new-age articles and psychologists think that they can somehow change it.

I don't like/respect Psychologists who ponder, without a lot of evidence to back up their theory.

At least a few psychologists are attempting to make things better.

Physicists, biologists and psychologists can't completely disprove ESP, either, yet what we know now suggests that we shouldn't put too much effort into studying it.

[1] The world is not changed by "new-age articles and psychologists." It's changed by technology that reduces the hours required for housework.

Psychologists can now explain the strange feeling" to the one closer to the article's.

Imagine hearing this claim: "Most psychologists nowadays use cognitive behavioral therapy, or some kind of statistically-backed similar therapy involving cognitive work, while psychodynamic approaches have almost all but died except in southern California." This doesn't make a claim about psychological phenomena.

This reminded me the description of Tibetan Buddhist teachings about the nature of the mind from the book "The Joy of Living" by Yongey Mingyur Rinpoche: "Later, when I came to the West, I heard a number of psychologists compare the experience of 'mind' or 'self' to watching a movie.

Psychologists are not psychiatrists, so they are not really part of the medical world.

Psychologists may misinterpret behaviour and perception.