英語の動詞PSYCHOLOGIZEの活用
PRESENT
Present
I psychologize
you psychologize
he/she/it psychologizes
we psychologize
you psychologize
they psychologize
Present continuous
I am psychologizing
you are psychologizing
he/she/it is psychologizing
we are psychologizing
you are psychologizing
they are psychologizing
Present perfect
I have psychologized
you have psychologized
he/she/it has psychologized
we have psychologized
you have psychologized
they have psychologized
Present perfect continuous
I have been psychologizing
you have been psychologizing
he/she/it has been psychologizing
we have been psychologizing
you have been psychologizing
they have been psychologizing
PAST
Past
I psychologized
you psychologized
he/she/it psychologized
we psychologized
you psychologized
they psychologized
Past continuous
I was psychologizing
you were psychologizing
he/she/it was psychologizing
we were psychologizing
you were psychologizing
they were psychologizing
Past perfect
I had psychologized
you had psychologized
he/she/it had psychologized
we had psychologized
you had psychologized
they had psychologized
Past perfect continuous
I had been psychologizing
you had been psychologizing
he/she/it had been psychologizing
we had been psychologizing
you had been psychologizing
they had been psychologizing
FUTURE
Future
I will psychologize
you will psychologize
he/she/it will psychologize
we will psychologize
you will psychologize
they will psychologize
Future continuous
I will be psychologizing
you will be psychologizing
he/she/it will be psychologizing
we will be psychologizing
you will be psychologizing
they will be psychologizing
Future perfect
I will have psychologized
you will have psychologized
he/she/it will have psychologized
we will have psychologized
you will have psychologized
they will have psychologized
Future perfect continuous
I will have been psychologizing
you will have been psychologizing
he/she/it will have been psychologizing
we will have been psychologizing
you will have been psychologizing
they will have been psychologizing
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would psychologize
you would psychologize
he/she/it would psychologize
we would psychologize
you would psychologize
they would psychologize
Conditional continuous
I would be psychologizing
you would be psychologizing
he/she/it would be psychologizing
we would be psychologizing
you would be psychologizing
they would be psychologizing
Conditional perfect
I would have psychologize
you would have psychologize
he/she/it would have psychologize
we would have psychologize
you would have psychologize
they would have psychologize
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been psychologizing
you would have been psychologizing
he/she/it would have been psychologizing
we would have been psychologizing
you would have been psychologizing
they would have been psychologizing
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you psychologize
we let´s psychologize
you psychologize
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Infinitive
to psychologize
Past participle
psychologized
Present Participle
psychologizing
«PSYCHOLOGIZE»に関連する英語の本
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1
Intonation and Its Parts: Melody in Spoken English
Imagine that psychologize is a synonym of recognize. If that word were employed
in the same context, there would be a fourth possibility for the accent:
psychologize. This distortion of the stress is like the others: the word is not being
singled ...
Dwight Bolinger, Dwight Le Merton Bolinger, 1986
2
Philosophy Without Intuitions
When 'intuition' in Centrality is so interpreted, it amounts to the claim that
philosophers psychologize evi— dence. I'm separately interested in the question
of whether it is charac— teristic of philosophers that they tend to psychologize ...
3
Hume's 'New Scene of Thought' and The Several Faces of David ...
It may seem, for example, that numbers and points and such things should be
much easier to psychologize than the external objects, e. g., falling apples, rocks,
and stars, of the non-strict sciences and that, vice-versa, causal inference should
...
4
A Critique of Adjudication [fin de Siècle]
We can keep an open mind on the merits, see what we get when we
psychologize, and go back to debate on the merits the next time a judge or a
legal theorist produces an account of a decision, or of adjudication in general,
that claims to ...
5
American Educational History Journal
Instead of a "logical" organization of the curriculum, this second school of thought
, Dewey explained, instead urged teachers to "psychologize" the curriculum. By "
psychologize" the curriculum, Dewey meant that this sect argued that teachers ...
6
Weighing Hearts: Character, Judgment, and the Ethics of ...
WHEN. SHOULD. WE. PSYCHOLOGIZE? EVALUATING. CHARACTER. IN ...
epigraph, Wayne Booth asserts that we all Chapter 3. WHEN SHOULD WE
PSYCHOLOGIZE? EVALUATING CHARACTER IN REDACTED BIBLICAL
TEXTS.
Dynamize this word, and we have to psychologize, which presents the soul-
substance in the attitude of an active and interpenetrative force, and implies a
sympathetic object or soul acted upon. Thinking and feeling, functions ascribed to
the ...
Moncure Daniel Conway, 1860
8
Geography, Education and the Future
Only in this incidence can they psychologize the subject-matter. Deng (2007) has
explored what teachers need to know about their subject in order to psychologize
it in this way. He argues that teachers need a broad conception of a subject ...
9
Immigrant Voices: In Search of Educational Equity
In addition, models that psychologize seldom interrogate the descriptive nature of
the discourse on race and ethnicity in order to unveil how the description hides
the fact that, for example, "ethnicity has become displacement of class."5 The ...
Enrique T. Trueba, Lilia I. Bartolomé, 2000
psychologize. rock. stars: what. they. want. to. say,. what. we. want. to. hear. A.
journey. into. the. tortured. mind. of. the. artist. By Joshua Clover Years ago, when
Michael knew himself ithe best of! 21 essential tracks by alt-rock's HOPE ...
用語«PSYCHOLOGIZE»を含むニュース項目
国内外の報道機関が語った内容や、次のニュース項目の文脈から
psychologizeという用語がどのように使われているかを調べてみましょう。
Terrorism is beyond our understanding
There are those who want to qualify or “psychologize” such acts of domestic terrorism out of a misguided allegiance to our current cultural infatuation with ... «Columbus Dispatch, 7月 15»
The Scrum: VP Binay should stop listening to his family
I try to psychologize the Vice President. Perhaps, growing up an orphan and fending for himself most of his life, he would tend to value family this much, he'd ... «Rappler, 7月 15»
Your goddess is not a fad, but you may wish she was sometimes
He resists the temptation to “psychologize” Wotan by reducing him to a conscious invention or an internal emotional state. To do so would be to loose sight of ... «Patheos, 7月 15»
Patrick Macnee: The essence of a gentleman
At some point in the life of the popular culture, it became the thing to psychologize our heroes; to film them up with motivation, to analyze the internal costs of ... «Los Angeles Times, 6月 15»
Resident Evil Revelations 2 Next Episode Teaser
They could but they're probably testing if splitting it up will psychologize the consumers to consume it more. If Asura's Wrath had the strong following and name ... «TrueAchievements, 3月 15»
St. John Paul II's Seven Lessons for Statesmen (and Sinners)
The third lesson from St. John Paul II's statecraft Weigel proposed was: “Don't psychologize the adversary.” “He understood that bad guys behave badly because ... «National Catholic Register, 2月 15»
Paul Cezanne Eyes His Wife
The temptation is to psychologize these pictures, as though they give you special insight into the marriage. But I think that' a mistake – unless you're willing to ... «artnet News, 1月 15»
Diagnosing Conservatism as a Mental Illness
To psychologize the question at issue in a debate is to remove it from the realm of debate altogether. That is why liberals are eager to explain their opponents' ... «National Review Online, 11月 14»
Critic's Notebook: An Actor's Face Is a Terrible Thing to Change
It would be presumptuous to psychologize, but within the realm of cinema, frozen-in-time physiognomy goes beyond insecurity to a troubling form of denial. «Hollywood Reporter, 10月 14»
The Unexpected Consequences of Success
... each round of funding by setting new goals and focuses on what he has to execute on now, rather than obsessively trying to "psychologize" his prior victories. «Huffington Post, 10月 14»
