psychologist
/saɪˈkɒlədʒɪst/ (bre, ipa) · /saɪˈkɑːlədʒɪst/ (ame, ipa) · /sī-ˈkä-lə-jist/ (ame, mw)
psychologist — 名詞
- psychologistsingular
- psychologistsplural
1. A person trained in psychology — the scientific study of the mind, feelings, and
心理學家
研究人類心智、情緒與行為的專業人士
A person trained in psychology — the scientific study of the mind, feelings, and actions — who may work as a researcher or help people with emotional and mental difficulties through therapy.
Imani decided to see a psychologist after weeks of feeling anxious about her job.
Imani 決定去看心理學家,因為她連續好幾週因工作感到焦慮。
see a psychologist about [problem]
The school hired a psychologist to help students deal with exam stress and social pressures.
學校聘請了一位心理學家,幫助學生應對考試壓力和人際關係困擾。
institution + hire + psychologist + infinitive of purpose
Dr. Meera Kumar has worked as a psychologist for fifteen years, mainly with children.
Meera Kumar 博士擔任心理學家已超過十五年,主要與兒童一起工作。
After the crash, Andrés was referred to a psychologist who specialised in trauma recovery.
發生車禍後,Andrés 被轉介給一位專門處理創傷復原的心理學家。
Tariq's psychologist recommended keeping a daily mood journal to track his sleep and stress levels.
Tariq 的心理學家建議他每天寫情緒日記,記錄自己的睡眠和壓力狀況。
- therapist
broader term that includes psychologists, social workers, and counsellors
- counsellor
usually a shorter period of training; often focuses on specific life issues such as grief or career change
- psychotherapist
specialist in talk therapy; may or may not have a psychology degree
- psychoanalyst
a psychologist or therapist trained in Freudian or Jungian deep-analysis methods
文法句型
see a psychologist about [problem]
work as a psychologist
refer someone to a psychologist
用法筆記
Do not confuse with 'psychiatrist'. A psychologist is not a medical doctor and cannot prescribe medication in most countries. In contrast, a psychiatrist is a medical doctor who can prescribe drugs and often treats more severe mental illness.