Sentences with phrase «task of a psychologist»

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Psychologist Erik Erikson describes the developmental task of adulthood as «generativity vs. stagnation.»

Psychologist Angela Duckworth, a protà © gà © of Seligman's, has done a range of studies — on college students with low SAT scores, West Point plebes, and national spelling bee contestants, among others — and has found that a determined response to setbacks, an ability to focus on a task, and other noncognitive character strengths are highly predictive of success, much more so than IQ scores.

Developmental psychologist Erik Erickson's lifespan model poses that one of the infant's important tasks is to develop trust in others.

Paul Atchley, a cognitive psychologist at the University of Kansas in Lawrence, says having a remote conversation and driving a car means performing two tasks at once, what some people consider multitasking.

Psychologist Sid Kouider of the Laboratory of Cognitive and Psycholinguistic Sciences at the Ecole Normale Supérieure in Paris, together with Dehaene and other French and Danish researchers, undertook the difficult task of measuring brain waves in 80 infants.

I love all three tasks and I feel that they are complementary in the role of a sport psychologist.

To study such differences, clinical psychologist Eric Stice of the Oregon Research Institute mastered the delicate task of conducting fFMRI brain scans while people were eating.

Savvy Psychologist Dr. Ellen Hendriksen offers 7 in - the - moment tips to deal with a tidal wave of tasks

«The automated systems in today's cockpits assume many of the tasks formerly performed by human pilots and do it with impressive reliability,» says Stephen Casner, coauthor of «Thoughts in Flight: Automation Use and Pilots» Task - Related and Task - Unrelated Thought» and research psychologist at NASA's Ames Research Center.

She and Northeastern psychologist David DeSteno found that people who were told they had excelled on a spatial rotation task subsequently took more control over a similar, team - based task, regardless of their mood or how competent they reported feeling.

Peter Cook, a psychologist at New College of Florida who has studied pinniped cognition and was not involved in Hanke's work, was most impressed by how easily Luca learned the testing task.

It was a physical explanation for something that psychologists had known for decades — that the adult brain is capable of learning new tasks and compensating for brain damage, with the right training and therapy.

Psychologists have found that this step of planning how to finish a task frees our mind to focus on the here and now rather than obsessing over that impending to - do.

Enter: EliteSingles» Partner Psychologist Sam Owen, with a list of daily reminders to keep you on - task and focused toward a new chapter of your life.

In a 2016 study, psychologist Karrie Godwin and a team of researchers measured how attentive elementary students were during class, and discovered that they spent over a quarter of the time distracted, unable to focus on the teacher or the current task.

Positive psychologists assert that we build our self - esteem by taking ownership of a task, by applying our skills to a job.

«Perceptions of the implications of lots of snow for the existence of climate change are like the results from a Rorschach test,» writes Janet Swim, a psychologist at Penn State who headed up an American Psychological Association task force report on psychology and climate change.

Some tasks might be self - reports meaning that they are completed by the patient with assistance from a technician, but the majority of the tests require administration by a neuro - psychologist or trained, skilled psychometrist.

The following example of clinical psychologist job description highlights vital tasks, duties, and responsibilities which individuals who work in the role perform daily:

The various duties, tasks, and responsibilities that commonly make up the job description of educational psychologists are shown in the example below:

Could Yalom's ideas about the therapeutic factors associated with group psychotherapy be used to help social psychologists move past the stubborn problem of task group inefficiency?

Nor are they social workers, psychologists or some other human services professional, although many of the task philosophies and skills are similar.

Nor are they social workers, psychologists or some other human services professional, although many of the tasks, philosophies and skills are similar.

Further success of the program is highlighted by the ongoing involvement of parents in their child's sessions, with Child Aware psychologists ensuring that they made contact after each session to share goals, outcomes, homework tasks, or to discuss difficulties.

The ongoing involvement of parents in their child's sessions, with Child Aware psychologists ensuring that they make contact after each session to share goals, outcomes, homework tasks, or to discuss difficulties

Warren is a psychologist whose career has been focussed on developing, testing and disseminating evidence - based programs and strategies for supporting parents in the crucial task of raising their children.

Dr. Brian Macdonald, Clinical Psychologist and Professor at University of Ottawa, wrote in one of his articles, «It's possible that parents who want their kids to benefit from a democratic parenting style should realize that their kids might require more direction when they're small; young children of democratic parents might be more likely to question parents» instructions or to get off - task because they're used to being a bit more independent than other kids.»

Children trained in pairs and the administering psychologist discussed strategies for successful completion of the tasks and provided positive feedback...

The psychologist who fails to make systematic observations of how each child and each patent interact on various tasks may be doing the family a disservice.

Psychologist, Dr. Judith S. Wallerstein, co-author of The Good Marriage: How and Why Love Lasts, identified nine «psychological tasks» as the pillars on which any marital relationship rests: