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.

Canadian psychologist originally from South Africa

Peter Roger Breggin

American psychiatrist

Jekob Levi Moreno

Psychiatrist, social psychologist

American coach, author and speaker.

Martin Seligman

American psychologist

American professor of psychology and neuropsychologist researcher

American psychologist of Austrian origin.

German-American psychologist

Dutch social psychologist, emeritus professor of organizational anthropology and international management at the University of Maastricht

Victor Klimenko

Ukrainian psychologist

Soviet and Russian scientist-psychologist, academician of the Russian Academy of Education

A famous Soviet psychiatrist, professor.

Wilhelm Dilthey

German philosopher and psychologist

Author of the formula for success

Michelle Gielan

American psychologist

American scientist and inventor

Australian psychologist

Sonja Lyubomirsky

American psychologist and writer, professor at the University of California, Riverside.

German psychiatrist and psychologist

Author of books on motivation

Janine Chasseguet-Smirgel

She was a leading French psychoanalyst.

British psychiatrist

Joseph Banks Rhine

Psychologist and parapsychologist

Albert Nalchadjyan

Armenian scientist in psychology, ethnology, philosophy.

Raymond Bernard Cattell

British and American psychologist

Lubov Tsvetkova

Doctor of Psychology (1970), Professor

Arthur Kronfeld

German and Soviet psychiatrist

German psychiatrist, one of the most influential scientists of his time

American psychoanalyst.

Burrhus Frederic Skiner

American psychologist

Richard Krafft-Ebing

German psychiatrist and neurologist

Joyce McDougall

French psychoanalyst, doctor of medicine.

David McClelland

American psychologist

Nikolay Dobrynin

Psychologist, founder of Gestalt therapy

British psychologist and writer

Austrian psychologist, famous psychoanalyst, who first suggested that the causes of neurosis are psychological trauma

Soviet psychologist, professor

Anthoniy Kempinskiy

Polish psychiatrist, psychologist, philosopher. He was the first to introduce a new humanistic approach to psychiatry and psychotherapy in Poland. A. Kempinski was one of the first researchers who was interested in the psychological problems of former prisoners of Nazi camps

Jul Jozef Dejerine

French neurologist, psychiatrist and psychotherapist

Specialist in the study of brain and intelligence development methods

Elena Balashova

Candidate of Psychological Sciences, Associate Professor.

American Christian evangelist writer and psychologist

French philosopher, historian, art critic, psychologist

Edward Bradford Titchener

American psychologist

Barbara Fredrickson

American psychologist

Alexandr Dontsov

Head of the Department of Social Psychology

American psychologist, motivator

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