Sentences with phrase «academic psychology»

In modern academic psychology, one attempts to gain knowledge of man through careful observation of his behavior in controlled situations.

His claim that there are few tests illustrates the gulf between academic psychology and the real world.

Behaviorism grew out of Ivan Pavlov's work with the conditioned reflex, and laid the foundations for academic psychology in the United States associated with the names of John B.

This is more glaringly true of the picture drawn by academic psychology than of that drawn by depth psychology.

Howard Gardner's theory of multiple intelligences has not been readily accepted within academic psychology.

«Cognitive psychology» is a name given to a new and more realistic and disabused attitude to the life of the mind and is not so much radically different from classic academic psychology, as it is more focused on certain avenues of investigation.

The Fund was created to support the lifelong work of Saul Rosenzweig to bridge the gap between Academic Psychology and Psychoanalysis.

Olson's research on the social development of transgender youth has expanded the traditional boundaries of academic psychology.

Modern psychology has been basically Greek, and its two major forms, academic psychology and depth psychology, have remarkable analogies respectively with Homeric and Socratic views of man.

I followed a career in academic psychology and secured positions at good universities, and I have even been promoted.