Psihology
Discover the most influential and renowned figures in Psychology, from renowned therapists and researchers to influential thought leaders. Explore their groundbreaking theories, contributions to the field, and the lasting impact they've had on our understanding of the human mind and behavior.

Garold Kelley
USA
USAAmerican social psychologist

Michael Nichols
USA
USAProfessor of Psychology

Max Eytington
Russia
RussiaPsychoanalyst, one of Freud's first and most devoted students

Vladimir Zinchenko
Russia
RussiaRussian psychologist. One of the founders of engineering psychology in Russia.

Fritz Klein
USA
USAAmerican sexologist, psychiatrist, author of books

Joy Pol Guilford
USA
USAAmerican psychologist

Zoya Reshetova
Russia
RussiaDoctor of Psychology (1988), Professor (1993), Distinguished Professor of Moscow State University (2003)

Jorge Bucay
Argentina
ArgentinaFamous Argentine psychotherapist and author of books on popular psychology

Cary Cooper
Great Britain
Great BritainBritish psychologist and professor

Donald Winnicott
Great Britain
Great BritainBritish pediatrician and child psychoanalyst.

Jerom Bruner
USA
USAPsychologist and teacher

Andrey Podolskiy
Russia
RussiaDoctor of Psychology (1987), Professor (1991), Distinguished Professor of Moscow State University (2002)

Lee Cronbach
USA
USAAmerican psychologist

Julia Kristeva
France
FrancePsychoanalyst, writer, semiotician, philosopher and speaker

Irvin D. Yalom
USA
USAAmerican psychologist and psychotherapist

Haim Ginott
Israel
IsraelIsraeli psychologist

Leil Lowndes
Expert in the field of psychology of communication, communications and psychology of interpersonal relationships.

Alison Gopnik
USA
USAAmerican professor of psychology

John Gray
USA
USAHuman Relations Specialist

Daniel Kahneman
Israel
IsraelIsraeli-American psychologist

Solomon Asch
USA
USAAmerican psychologist

Valerio Albisetti
Italy
ItalyHe is one of the most significant figures in modern psychoanalysis.

Gordon Willard Allport
USA
USAAmerican psychologist

James Bedford
USA
USAFirst person cryopreserved after certified death, psychologist, writer

Maharishi Mahesh Yogi
India
IndiaIndian scientist and guru, creator of transcendental meditation

Karen Horney
USA
USAAmerican psychologist

Eli Somer
Israel
IsraelIsraeli scientist and psychologist

Karl Buler
Austria
AustriaPsychologist

Hermann Rorschach
Switzerland
SwitzerlandSwiss psychiatrist

Amy Cuddy
USA
USAAmerican social psychologist

Volfgang Kohler
Germany
GermanyGerman psychologist, one of the founders of Gestalt psychology

Vilhelm Reich
USA
USAGerman-American psychologist, psychoanalytically oriented researcher

Daniel Goleman
USA
USAAmerican author, psychologist and science journalist

Viktor Emil Frankl
Austria
AustriaAustrian psychiatrist, psychologist and neurologist

Carl Whitaker
USA
USAOne of the first family psychotherapists

Nataliya Rojdestvenskaya
Russia
RussiaCandidate of Psychological Sciences, Associate Professor

George Gallup
USA
USAThe founder of modern methods of public opinion polling

Moshe Feldenkrays
Israel
IsraelPhysicist and founder of the Feldenkrais method

Sergey Leonov
Russia
RussiaPsychologist

Vladimir Barabanshikov
Russia
RussiaPsychologist, teacher of psychology.

Chezare Lombroso
Italy
ItalyFamous psychiatrist and criminologist

Sheldon Roth
USA
USADoctor of Medicine, Psychiatrist

Alexey Bodalev
Russia
RussiaSpecialist in the field of general and social psychology.

Chris Lonsdale
New Zealand
New ZealandNew Zealand psychologist and linguist

Kurt Lewin
USA
USAGerman-American psychologist.

Ademar Gelb
Germany
GermanyGerman psychologist

Nathan Ackerman
USA
USAAmerican psychiatrist and psychotherapist

Adam Phillips
Great Britain
Great BritainBritish psychotherapist and essayist

Stanley Smith Stevens
USA
USAHe was an American psychologist who founded the Harvard Psychoacoustics Laboratory, studying psychoacoustics, and is credited with introducing Stevens' power law.

Gustav Aschaffemburg
USA
USAGerman-American psychiatrist