Psychology
Psychology is the scientific study of mind and behavior. Its subject matter includes the behavior of humans and nonhumans, both conscious and unconscious phenomena, and mental processes such as thoughts, feelings, and motives.
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Karen Wynn
American professor
Michael Norton
Professor
Igor Kon
Soviet-Russian philosopher
Bernice Neugarten
American psychologist
Dan Slobin
Linguist
Richard Davidson
Professor
Toni Wolff
Richard J. Haier
American psychologist
John M. Darley
American social psychologist
Eugene Gendlin
American philosopher
Henry L. Roediger III
American psychologist
V. S. Ramachandran
Indian-American neuroscientist
David G. Rand
Sonja Lyubomirsky
American professor
William Kaye Estes
American psychologist
Scott Atran
American-French anthropologist
Alcino J. Silva
Neuroscientist
William Damon
Professor
Robert A. Rescorla
American psychologist
Werner De Bondt
Economic analyst
Michael Wehmeyer
Suzanne Corkin
American professor
Dorothy V. M. Bishop
British psychologist
Giulio Tononi
Neuroscientist
J. Philippe Rushton
Canadian psychologist
David Featherman
David P. Farrington
British criminologist
Elena Grigorenko
American psychologist
David T. Lykken
Geneticist
Lisa Feldman Barrett
Editor
Eugene Galanter
Author
Mark A. McDaniel
American Researcher
Norbert Schwarz
Psychologist
Sian Beilock
Daphna Oyserman
Professor
Vladimir Nikolayevich Myasishchev
Soviet psychologist
John Dollard
American psychologist
Edward Maibach
Professor
Robert Ader
American psychologist
Leonard Saxe
American social psychologist
G. William Domhoff
Professor
Kelly D. Brownell
Clinical psychologist
Donald T. Campbell
American scientist
Ray Blanchard
American-Canadian sexologist
Meredith Chivers
Canadian sexologist
Morton Ann Gernsbacher
Psychology specialist
Abraham Tesser
Psychologist
