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.
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Natalia Meshkova
 RussiaHonored Researcher of Moscow State University
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Ernest Jones
 Great BritainPsychoanalyst
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Robert Anthony
 USAAuthor of books on motivation
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Jean Capgras
 FranceFrench psychiatrist.
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Clare William Graves
USA American psychologist, Doctor of Psychology
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Florens Laura Godenough
USA American psychologist
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Maria Kotlyarevskaya-Kraft
 BelarusMusicologist, teacher, psychologist, educator
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Harry Levinson
USA American psychologist and work and organizational consultant
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Chris Lonsdale
 New ZealandNew Zealand psychologist and linguist
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Edward Bono
Great Britain British psychologist and writer
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Gotfrid Ewald
 GermanyGerman psychiatrist
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Rut Benedict
USA American anthropologist
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Bluma Zeygarnik
Psychologist, Doctor of Psychological Sciences
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Charlz Fillips
Specialist in the study of brain and intelligence development methods
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David McClelland
USA American psychologist
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Josef Breuer
 AustriaAustrian physician, friend and mentor of Sigmund Freud
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Harriet Lerner
USA American clinical psychologist.
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Eduard Albert
 BelgiumBelgian psychologist
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Seth Roberts
USA American psychologist, experimenter, author of the Shangri-La diet
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Paul Ekman
USA American psychologist, professor at the University of California, leading expert in the field of psychology of emotions
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Andrea Reiser
USA American coach, author and speaker.
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Sheldon Roth
USA Doctor of Medicine, Psychiatrist
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Solomon Asch
USA American psychologist
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Vladimir Barabanshikov
Russia Psychologist, teacher of psychology.
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Michael Nichols
USA Professor of Psychology
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Adam Phillips
Great Britain British psychotherapist and essayist
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Karl Jaspers
Germany German philosopher and psychiatrist, one of the founders of the philosophy of existentialism
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Howard Gardner
USA American psychologist
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Iohann Herbart
Germany German philosopher and educator
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Volfgang Kohler
Germany German psychologist, one of the founders of Gestalt psychology
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Helen Dodd
Professor at the University of Reading, specialist in child psychology
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Elliot Aronson
USA American social psychologist, PhD in psychology
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Barbara Fredrickson
USA American psychologist
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Louis Florentin Calmeil
France French psychiatrist, student of Esquirol.
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Georgiy Lozanov
 BulgariaBulgarian teacher and psychologist
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Gustav Kafka
Austria Austrian philosopher and psychologist
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Bruno Bettelheim
Austria Austrian psychoanalyst and teacher
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Inna Ravich-Scherbo
Russia Domestic psychogeneticist
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Jan Kresadlo
Czech psychologist, philosopher-logician, prose writer, poet, translator, musician, artist
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Daniel Kahneman
 IsraelIsraeli-American psychologist
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Yakov Phrumkin
A famous Soviet psychiatrist, professor.
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Abraham Harold Maslow
USA American psychologist, one of the leaders of humanistic psychology
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Dmitry Karpachev
 UkraineUkrainian psychologist and TV presenter
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Gordon Willard Allport
USA American psychologist
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Sandor Ferenczi
 HungaryHungarian psychoanalyst.
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Stanley Smith Stevens
USA He was an American psychologist who founded the Harvard Psychoacoustics Laboratory, studying psychoacoustics, and is credited with introducing Stevens' power law.
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Don Beck
USA Teacher, geopolitical advisor and theorist
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Karl Kleist
Germany German psychiatrist, neurologist and pathopsychologist
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Manfred Kets de Vries
 NetherlandsDutch psychoanalyst, economist, professor
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Heinz Hartmann
USA Austro-American psychoanalyst
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