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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Haim Ginott
 IsraelIsraeli psychologist
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Irvin D. Yalom
 USAAmerican psychologist and psychotherapist
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Florens Laura Godenough
USA American psychologist
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Grigoriy Rossolimo
Russian neurologist, psychiatrist and psychologist.
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James Bugental
USA American psychologist and psychotherapist
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Svetlana Krylova
 UkraineUkrainian philosopher, writer, psychoanalyst
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John Gottman
USA Professor of Psychology
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Stacey Lee
 AustraliaAustralian psychologist
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Daniel Goleman
USA American author, psychologist and science journalist
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Maharishi Mahesh Yogi
 IndiaIndian scientist and guru, creator of transcendental meditation
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Alison Gopnik
USA American professor of psychology
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Anna Kiryanova
 RussiaPhilosopher-practitioner and psychologist
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Judith Donath
USA American scientist, psychologist
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Max Dessoir
 GermanyGerman aesthetician and psychologist
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Ernst Weber
Germany Anatomist and physiologist
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Olga Mahovskaya
Ukraine Psychologist
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Herman Hermholtz
Germany German physicist, physiologist and psychologist
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Manfred Kets de Vries
 NetherlandsDutch psychoanalyst, economist, professor
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John Gray
USA Human Relations Specialist
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Cary Cooper
 Great BritainBritish psychologist and professor
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Ernesto Laclau
 ArgentinaArgentine political scientist, post-Marxist
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Lubov Tsvetkova
Russia Doctor of Psychology (1970), Professor
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Clark Wissler
USA American anthropologist.
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Nikolay Dobrynin
Russia Psychologist
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Josef Breuer
 AustriaAustrian physician, friend and mentor of Sigmund Freud
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Chezare Lombroso
 ItalyFamous psychiatrist and criminologist
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Dmitry Karpachev
Ukraine Ukrainian psychologist and TV presenter
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Donald Winnicott
Great Britain British pediatrician and child psychoanalyst.
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Robert Anthony
USA Author of books on motivation
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Barbara Fredrickson
USA American psychologist
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Erik Erikson
USA American psychoanalyst.
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Urie Bronfenbrenner
USA American psychologist
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James Bedford
USA First person cryopreserved after certified death, psychologist, writer
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Harry Levinson
USA American psychologist and work and organizational consultant
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Napoleon Hill
USA Author of the formula for success
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Raymond Bernard Cattell
Great Britain British and American psychologist
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Ludwig Ferdinand Claus
Germany German psychologist and racial theorist
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Semen Gluzman
Ukraine Human rights activist, former dissident and political prisoner, renowned psychiatrist
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Ernest Jones
Great Britain Psychoanalyst
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Franz Bretano
Austria Philosopher
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Erih Neumann
Israel Israeli psychologist
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Fritz Klein
USA American sexologist, psychiatrist, author of books
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Tal Ben-Shahar
USA American-Israeli psychologist, writer and teacher.
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Julia Kristeva
 FrancePsychoanalyst, writer, semiotician, philosopher and speaker
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Carl Whitaker
USA One of the first family psychotherapists
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Herman Cherniy
Russia Academician of the International Academy of Psychological Sciences, professor
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Sergey Leonov
Russia Psychologist
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Jean Capgras
France French psychiatrist.
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Karl Duncker
Germany German-American psychologist
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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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