It was nearly a month before the Russian psychologists and psychiatrists realized that the reason the Nipe had come to them was because he had thought that they were the ruling body of that territory!
If he wasn't training physically, he was listening to lectures from the psychologists or from Colonel Mannheim--laying plans and considering possibilities for the one great goal that seemed to be the focal point of his whole life.
The above quotation is the thought of one of the most acute, profound, and accurate psychologists that ever lived.
With this "conative act," as the psychologists would call it, the true contemplative life begins.
What psychologists have laboriously treated under the caption of association of ideas has little to do with ideas and everything to do with the influence of habit upon recollection and perception.
They get their truths mixed up in theory with the false psychology of original individual consciousness, just as the school of social psychologists does upon its side.
It is fast becoming incredible that psychologists disputed as to whether they should choose between innate ideas and an empty, passive, wax-like mind.
Whether the psychologists admitted it or not, mattered little to the student who, by the law of his profession, was engaged in studying his own mind.
He gathered from the books that the psychologists had, in a few cases, distinguished several personalities in the same mind, each conscious and constant, individual and exclusive.
In this manner, psychologists tell us, neuroses and inner compulsions are fostered.
Psychologists to-day courageously emphasize the integral relationship of the expression of the sexual instinct with every phase of human activity.
I find thepsychologists saying this with their peculiar vocabulary.
The psychologists report that an "inferiority complex" has thus been formed in many a girl's mind.
If it has been merely repressed unwillingly and incompletely the results, as the psychologists are telling us, are apt to be disastrous.
What thepsychologists have discovered is that unconscious, or incomplete, or unaccepted repression of bodily instincts leads to a dangerous condition.
This may seem to be a refined thing to do; but, as we know with a new definiteness since the psychologistshave explored the matter, it is really a disastrous thing to do.
I think that the animal psychologists have lost much by so completely ignoring these brain-busy animals, and I hope that in the future they will receive the attention they deserve.
Some psychologists make light of what they call "trick performances," in which the performing animals are guided by signs, or signals, or spoken commands from their trainers.
Up to a comparatively recent date, the studies of the psychologists that have been devoted to the minds of animals below man, have been chiefly concerned with low and common types.
In 1910 there arose in the United States of America a group of professional college-and-university animal psychologists who set up the study of "animal behavior.
Some psychologists go so far as to say that no mental image of memory is an exact reproduction of the original impression; that there are always changes due to the unconscious operation of the constructive imagination.
Psychologists always have differed greatly in their conception of just what constitutes these activities.
Psychologists class as "representative mental processes" those known as memory and imagination, respectively.
The psychologists have long known that enthusiasm for a cause and understanding of that cause are two different things.
Modern psychologists have at least divined, if not recognized, that the human soul is not a metaphysical thing, but a phenomenon.
The testimony of variouspsychologists bears out this idea.
The psychologists observe the following maxim, which is irreprehensible.
Pragmatic" is here used in a more restricted sense than the distinctively pragmatic school of modern psychologists would commonly assign the term.
In probing the malaise that hit Europe circa 1881, psychologists would have us believe the world grew despondent.
These same psychologistspinpoint people's spirits rise in the opening years of a new century.
It has been asserted by some psychologists that lunacy is on the increase, and that its rapid development of late years has been consequent upon the increased activity of the national mind.
It is this extraordinary increase of pauper lunatics in the county asylums which has frightened some psychologists from their propriety, and led them to believe that insanity is running a winning race with the healthy intellect.
My work is so far in advance of any that the conservative psychologists do that he would naturally feel hostile, would he not?
I did not know just what interpretation to put on it, but surmised that it meant that he had struck what the new psychologists call a "complex," in the entrance of Miss Giles into the case.
Its office, as the chief organ through which a conception of the material universe as placed in ambient space is given to us, is recognised by a multitude of psychologists and metaphysicians.
Here further refinements in the interpretation of visual perception, and its organic conditions, which have not escaped the attention of latter psychologists and biologists, are hinted at.
To live our own lives better in this presence is the true reason why we wish to know the elements of things; so even we psychologists must end on this pragmatic note.
Both, moreover, may have parts (for psychologists in general treat thoughts as having them); and both may be complex or simple.
You may indeed "draw out" squeals and grunts from the child by simply poking him and pulling him about, a pleasant but cruel pastime to which many psychologists are addicted.
They are hidden under embarrassment and irony; and those psychologists who have disentangled them talk of them as very strange, barbaric and secretive things.
How well the ecclesiasticalpsychologists have grasped this fact, and how well they have fashioned a strong chain for the mind out of this weakness of human minds!
It may be that in this manner they can divert attention from the drastic findings concerning all religious beliefs that the anthropologists and psychologists are patiently accumulating.
The reader will come to other conclusions, too, in his perusal of these pages: for instance, that this is an essay for psychologists and not for Germans.
Our marvellous tales are impossible, because the psychologists know that they are impossible, which means that they have not been familiar with them, from youth upwards, in lectures and manuals.
Psychologists at least need not be told that such faculties cannot, any more than other human faculties, be always evoked for study and experiment.
All this was entirely new to psychologists, many of whom still (at least many popular psychologists of the press) appear to be unacquainted with the circumstances.
Of course, there is none, or none known to all the psychologistswho quote it from Coleridge.
Many eminent physiologists and psychologists visited the town.
In the intervening years, psychologists and hypnotists have devoted much attention to the theme of these 'secondary personalities,' which Animism explains by the theory of possession.
The psychologists copy it,[9] one after the other, as a flock of sheep jump where their leader has jumped.
I see only one escape for psychologists from this dilemma.
Because pathologists and psychologists are unable to explain, or give the modus of a set of phenomena, it does not follow that the devil, or a god, or a ghost, is in it.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "psychologists" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
