Psychologists aren't professionally interested in the past; they are professionally interested in the present, so that they can better predict the future.
An intelligent, professionally successful, married father of two children sought treatment because of severe unhappiness associated with marital distress.
Her ' ethnography ', indeed, is based on her literary material and a patchy, often quirky, selection of references to professionally collected ethnography.
Not only did they come from different countries, and occasionally could not communicate with each other, but they also belonged to three professionally distinct groups.
Users are professionally qualified to per form the task that is being suppor ted.
The most professionally signi®cant and spectacular unof®cial category was the patronage intervention during a professional con-ict.
Even in the most professionally scripted petitions, it is not difficult to "hear" the voice of the petitioner.
Most of these articles were written by academics and their style tended to be professionally oriented, full of expertise and jargon.
