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psy·cholo·gist (sī käl′ə jist)
noun
Webster's New World College Dictionary Copyright © 2005 by Wiley Publishing, Inc., Cleveland, Ohio.
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Converse of subject
- assess: If your child is at school, it is likely that they will be assessed there by the educational psychologist.
Converse of object
- counsel: Counseling psychologists work collaboratively with people, exploring underlying issues to empower them to consider change.
Adjective modifier
- chartered: The Board of Trustees shall maintain a Register of Chartered Psychologists.
Modifies a noun
- magazine: This month's Psychologist magazine: ---------------------------------------- Special issue: Toward a healthier nation?
Noun used with modifier
- psychiatrist: A small proportion a psychiatrist psychologist rate of the.
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