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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Erih Fromm
 GermanyPsychoanalyst and philosopher
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Georgiy Gyurdjiev
 ArmeniaMystic
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Melanie Klein
 AustriaAustro-English psychoanalyst
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Laslo Garai
 HungaryHungarian scientist, theoretical psychologist.
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Janine Chasseguet-Smirgel
 FranceShe was a leading French psychoanalyst.
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Otto Rank
Austria Austrian psychologist, famous psychoanalyst, who first suggested that the causes of neurosis are psychological trauma
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Karl Ewald Konstantin Hering Hering
Germany Physiologist and psychologist
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Garvey Carr
 USAAmerican psychologist
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Ernst Weber
Germany Anatomist and physiologist
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Nathan Ackerman
USA American psychiatrist and psychotherapist
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Ernest Jones
 Great BritainPsychoanalyst
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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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Chris Lonsdale
 New ZealandNew Zealand psychologist and linguist
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Gotfrid Ewald
Germany German psychiatrist
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Bluma Zeygarnik
Psychologist, Doctor of Psychological Sciences
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David McClelland
USA American psychologist
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Josef Breuer
Austria Austrian physician, friend and mentor of Sigmund Freud
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Eduard Albert
 BelgiumBelgian psychologist
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Solomon Asch
USA American psychologist
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Vladimir Barabanshikov
 RussiaPsychologist, 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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Iohann Herbart
Germany German philosopher and educator
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Helen Dodd
Professor at the University of Reading, specialist in child psychology
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Louis Florentin Calmeil
France French psychiatrist, student of Esquirol.
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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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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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Gordon Willard Allport
USA American psychologist
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Sandor Ferenczi
Hungary Hungarian 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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Heinz Hartmann
USA Austro-American psychoanalyst
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Mars Subkhankulov
 KazakhstanSoviet, Kazakh psychologist
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Jul Jozef Dejerine
France French neurologist, psychiatrist and psychotherapist
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David Wechsler
USA Psychologist
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Karlfried Durckheim
Germany German psychologist, psychotherapist and philosopher
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Nataliya Rojdestvenskaya
Russia Candidate of Psychological Sciences, Associate Professor
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Peter Roger Breggin
USA American psychiatrist
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Oleg Konopkin
Russia Soviet and Russian scientist-psychologist, academician of the Russian Academy of Education
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Debora Aranovskaya-Dubovis
 UkraineSoviet and Ukrainian psychologist
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Joseph Banks Rhine
USA Psychologist and parapsychologist
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Jeyms Roland Angell
USA American psychologist
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Angela Lee Duckworth
USA American psychologist
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Leonid Zankov
Psychologist
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Ippolit Taine
France French philosopher, historian, art critic, psychologist
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Kurt Koffka
Germany German psychologist
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Karl Spenser Lashley
USA American psychologist
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