| He is a recognized expert in linguistics and cognitive science, the study of the philosophy and psychology of the mind and intelligence. |
| These connections were severed for a time when empirical psychology and speculative philosophy went their separate ways as academic disciplines. |
| And if psychology is taught in high school, it is offered typically as an elective course. |
| While many movies attempt to imitate the personal psychologies of cops and criminals, Dark Blue hits closer to the mark than most. |
| The election, he must remind voters, is really about something more than the personalities, and the psychologies, of the two major candidates. |
| A similar weakness is inherent in psychologies based on adjustment or adaptation. |
