Psychologist
A psychologist studies normal and abnormal mental states, perceptual, cognitive, emotional, and social processes and behavior by experimenting with, and observing, interpreting, and recording how individuals relate to one another and to their environments. Most psychologists need a license to practice psychology.
People with Psychologist profession (First 49 people) - Page 5
Lewis Terman
American psychologist
Wilfred Bion
Psychoanalyst
Margaret Mahler
Austrian psychiatrist
Ronald Fairbairn
Psychiatrist
Rollo May
American psychologist
David McClelland
American psychologist
Herbert Blumer
American sociologist
Ingrid Scharlau
Higher education teacher
Richard M. Lerner
Professor
Margaret Wetherell
Academic
Francis Sumner
American psychologist
Scott Lilienfeld
Professor
Pierre Janet
French psychologist
Frido Mann
Author
Toni Wolff
Hanna Segal
British psychoanalyst
Alix Strachey
British psychoanalyst
Floyd Henry Allport
American psychologist
Elisabeth Lukas
Austrian psychotherapist
Wilhelm Dilthey
German historian
Eva Fogelman
American psychologist
Joan Kenlay
Robert Conrad's ex-wife
Ana Galarza
William Wilkins
Former United States Secretary of War
Lee Salk
Psychologist
Margaret Lowenfeld
British author
Erik Scherder
Dutch professor
Peter Janney
American writer
Lauren Maltby
American actress
Katarzyna Cichopek
Polish actress
Troy Beyer
American psychologist
Michael Rutter
Psychiatrist
Alan Wheatley
Actor
Fritz Oser
Swiss pedagogue
Theodor Abt
Psychologist
Margarete Hilferding
Austrian physician
Terry Cline
Former Commissioner of the Oklahoma State Department of Health
Pablo Pineda
Spanish actor
Eleanor J. Gibson
American psychologist
Ernest Hilgard
American psychologist
Kurt Koffka
German psychologist
Kevin A. Lynch
American urban planner
Rosalind Gill
British sociologist
Louise Gund
Theatrical producer
Josephine Siao
Film star
Tom Moore
American theatre director
J. P. Guilford
American psychologist
