Assertion: psychologist | /r/HasAspect | doctorate
Facets:
value: in psychology
type: OTHER
value: often
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: The first difference is in education: a psychiatrist has a degree in medicine, and is a medical doctor, whereas the psychologist has a degree (a masters or a doctorate) in psychology.
text: A psychologist has a doctoral degree (PhD, PsyD, or EdD) in psychology, which is the study of the mind and behaviors.
text: A psychologist may hold a doctoral degree (Ph.D.) and be called "doctor"; but, is not a medical doctor (M.D.).Many psychologists are trained in clinical psychology.
text: Psychologists, on the other hand, will have at least a master's degree and will often have doctoral degrees as well.
text: Psychologists who hold doctoral degrees, can use the title
text: Though many psychologists hold doctorate degrees, they are not medical doctors, and most cannot prescribe medications.
text: While psychologists may also have a doctorate, it is not a medical degree.
text: The first difference is in education: a psychiatrist has a degree in medicine, and is a medical doctor, whereas the psychologist has a degree (a masters or a doctorate) in psychology.
text: Most psychologists who work in a clinical or counseling setting must have a doctorate in psychology as well as have completed an internship, one to two years of experience, and received a passing grade on the Examination for Professional Practice in Psychology.
text: Psychologists attempting certification must have a doctoral degree in psychology, state license in psychology, and specialty experience in the field.
text: To practice in the field, a psychologist must have at least two to four years of psychology experience and a master’s degree, doctoral degree or another specialist degree.