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Psychol′ogist, one who studies psychology; Psychol′ogy, the science which classifies and analyses the phenomena or varying states of the human mind; Psychom′achy, a conflict of soul with body; Psy′chomancy, necromancy; Psychom′etry, the science of the measurement of the duration, &c., of mental processes: an occult power claimed by some charlatans of divining the secret properties of things by mere contact.—adj.

See also Baldwin’s Dict. of Philos. and Psychol. vol. iii.

"It's impossible to give us credit for anything except fore sight," says Carnegie President John W. Gardner, 49, a deceptively casual Californian who took his doctorate in psychol ogy at the University of California at Berkeley.