psychologist no Dicionário de Francês-Inglês da Oxford-Hachette

Traduções para psychologist no dicionário inglês»francês

psychologist [Brit sʌɪˈkɒlədʒɪst, americ saɪˈkɑlədʒəst] SUBST

psychologist

psychologue mf

educational psychologist SUBST

educational psychologist

psychologue mf scolaire

clinical psychologist SUBST

clinical psychologist

psychologue mf

clinical psychologist

clinicien/-ienne

clinical psychologist

psychoclinicien/-ienne m/f

occupational psychologist SUBST

occupational psychologist

psychologue mf du travail

industrial psychologist SUBST

industrial psychologist

psychologue mf d'entreprise

Traduções para psychologist no dicionário francês»inglês

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psychopédagogue

educational psychologist

psychosociologue

social psychologist

psychoclinicien (psychoclinicienne)

clinical psychologist

il n'est pas très psychologue

he's not much of a psychologist

psychologue

psychologist

psychologist no Dicionário PONS

Traduções para psychologist no dicionário inglês»francês

psychologist SUBST

psychologist

psychologue mf

Traduções para psychologist no dicionário francês»inglês

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psychologue

psychologist

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Social psychologists have studied attitude formation, the structure of attitudes, attitude change, the function of attitudes, and the relationship between attitudes and behavior.

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A psychologist and a doctor are on staff.

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They are still used in the education of psychologists.

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Police psychologists help police officers deal with trauma and stress through clinical counseling.

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The contributors to the volume are eminent but unorthodox psychologists.

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The psychologists must often determine what information the ward administrator wants, specifically relating to the needs of the patient.

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In this vein, the evaluative types first identified by psychologists (1894-1923) amounted to good and bad, validated through correlation with age.

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Psychologists should not arrive at facile conclusions either way along these lines.

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He took five written exams in one day, and was evaluated by three different psychologists.

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Some psychologists instead use the term "honest signals" because such cues are involuntary behaviors that often convey emotion whereas body language can be controlled.

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