Psychologists

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American psychologist (1908-1970). Father of humanistic psychology — the "third force" after psychoa

American clinical psychologist (1902-1987) who founded client-centered therapy and rebuilt the helpi

Swiss developmental psychologist (1896-1980). A malacologist who turned to cognition while scoring B

Belarusian-born Soviet psychologist (1896-1934) sometimes called the Mozart of psychology. In barely

Austrian psychiatrist (1905-1997). Founder of logotherapy, the Third Viennese School, who turned thr

Israeli-American psychologist (1934-2024). With Amos Tversky founded the heuristics-and-biases progr

Canadian-American psychologist (1925-2021) who taught at Stanford for over half a century and founde

American social psychologist (1933-1984) who, prompted by the Holocaust and the Eichmann trial, cond

Russian and Soviet physiologist (1849-1936). He won the 1904 Nobel Prize for digestive physiology, a

American behaviorist (1904-1990), founder of behavior analysis. He formulated operant conditioning a

American psychologist (1874-1949). Puzzle-box experiments made animal learning measurable; his law o

German physiologist (1832-1920). Founded the first psychology lab at Leipzig in 1879, marking psycho

German psychologist (1850-1909) who turned memory into laboratory science. Using himself as sole sub

German physiologist-physicist (1821-1894). His 1847 paper formalised energy conservation; in 1849 he

British statistician (1822-1911). Darwin's cousin, he founded individual-differences psychology, inv

Austrian founder of psychoanalysis (1856-1939). Devised free association and dream interpretation, t

Swiss psychiatrist (1875-1961), founder of analytical psychology. Coined the collective unconscious,

Austrian psychiatrist (1870-1937), founder of Individual Psychology. An early Wednesday Society memb

French neurologist (1825-1893) who turned the vast Salpetriere asylum in Paris into Europe's first n

French psychiatrist and psychoanalyst (1901-1981) who reread Freud through structural linguistics an