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Difference between a “Psychotherapist” and “Psychologist”

When I look up the question above for myself , the info it gives just seems the same for both. Are these both two different terms to describe the same position?
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A psychologist holds a doctorate (PhD or PsyD) in psychology and doesn't necessarily provide psychotherapy to clients, but can do so under the title of psychologist. 

A clinical psychologist is traditionally trained as a researcher and practitioner, and may focus on either. Someone who gets a PsyD, also a doctoral degree, focuses on practice, and is a psychologist. A PhD in experimental psychology is a psychologist, though it is very rare for these psychologists to practice or gain licensure, and they normally investigate aspects of psychology that often have nothing to do with treatment.

All others who are licensed to provide psychotherapy are not considered psychologists. They can be officially assigned various titles depending on the nature of their education, location, and work. A licensed clinical social worker can provide psychotherapy. A psychiatrist can earn licensure to practice psychotherapy. A counselor can practice psychotherapy. Anyone who practices is often colloquially referred to as "a therapist", except for psychiatrists, oddly enough. They're often just called psychiatrists.