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 8
Bluma Zeigarnik
Psychologist
Vladimir Bekhterev
Russian neurologist
Jean Decety
American-French neuroscientist
Elissa L. Newport
Professor
Alexander Zaporozhets
Psychologist
Yuliya Gippenreyter
Russian psychologist
Vasily Davydov
Russian psychologist
Leonid Zankov
Psychologist
Daniel J. Levinson
Psychologist
Nevitt Sanford
Professor
Egon Brunswik
Psychologist
Mariano Yela
Spanish psychologist
David Krech
American psychologist
Théodore Simon
French psychologist
John D. Mayer
American psychologist
Thelma Thurstone
Psychologist
William Damon
Professor
John Cacioppo
Researcher
Neal E. Miller
American psychologist
Oswald Külpe
Psychologist
G. Stanley Hall
American psychologist
Arnold J. Sameroff
American psychologist
Dante Cicchetti
Researcher
John H. Flavell
American psychologist
Mary K. Rothbart
Author
Edwin Ray Guthrie
Psychologist
Robert A. Rescorla
American psychologist
Rudolf Arnheim
German writer
Margaret Floy Washburn
American psychologist
Mary Whiton Calkins
American philosopher
Marie de Hennezel
French psychologist
Carol Ryff
American psychologist
Ian H. Gotlib
American psychologist
Jeanne Tsai
Michael Schober
Illustrator
Daniel Goldstein
American psychologist
Dacher Keltner
American professor
Mark Lepper
Professor
Paul Rozin
Psychologist
Richard C. Atkinson
American professor
David H. Krantz
American mathematician
Klaus Fiedler
German psychologist
Chris Argyris
American professor
Joseph E. LeDoux
American neuroscientist
Edvard Moser
Norwegian psychologist
Brian MacWhinney
Linguist
Eleanor Rosch
Professor
