List of psychologists

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This list includes notable psychologists and contributors to psychology, some of whom may not have thought of themselves primarily as psychologists but are included here because of their important contributions to the discipline.

Specialised lists of psychologists can be found at the articles comparative psychology, list of social psychologists, list of Clinical Psychologists, list of evolutionary psychologists and list of cognitive scientists. Psychologists included in those lists are also listed below:

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Martin Daly
Martin Dannecker
John Darley
Daniel O David
Richard Dawkins (For his work on Memes and relation to Evolutionary psychology)
John Dewey
Dietrich Doerner
Robin Dunbar
David F. Duncan

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Hermann Ebbinghaus
Derek Edwards
Paul Ekman
Albert Ellis (founder of "Rational Emotive Behavorial Therapy")
Erik H. Erikson
Milton H. Erickson
John E. Exner
Hans Eysenck

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G

John Gabrieli
Francis Galton
Elmer R. Gates
Kenneth Gergen (Social constructionism)
J. J. Gibson
Brian G. Gilmartin -- developed theory of love-shyness
Stan Gooch
Florence Goodenough
Elizabeth Gould
James Gross
Robert Grosseteste
J. P. Guilford

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Jerome Kagan
Daniel Kahneman (Nobel Prize in Economics)
Alan S. Kaufman
Nadeen L. Kaufman
George Kelly
Harold Kelley
Otto F. Kernberg (psychiatrist)
Doreen Kimura
Alfred Kinsey
Melanie Klein
Brian Knutson
Kurt Koffka (co-founder of Gestalt psychology)
Wolfgang Köhler (co-founder of Gestalt psychology)
Lawrence Kohlberg
Heinz Kohut
Emil Kraepelin
Elizabeth Kübler-Ross

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Margaret Mahler
Abraham Maslow
William Masters and Virginia Johnson (Physicians)
Rollo May
David McClelland
James McClelland
William McDougall
Patrick J McGrath
Peter McGuffin
Jacques Mehler
Ronald Melzack
Wolfgang Metzger
Stanley Milgram
Alice Miller
George A. Miller
Neal E. Miller
Brenda Milner
Arnold Mindell (founder of Process Oriented Psychology)
Walter Mischel
Jacob L. Moreno (founder of Psychodrama)
C. Lloyd Morgan (noted for his canon)
Orval Hobart Mowrer
Hugo Munsterberg

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Vilayanur S. Ramachandran
Otto Rank
Reimut Reiche
Ulf-Dietrich Reips
Daniel Reisberg
Samuel Renshaw
Cecil R. Reynolds
Sylvia Rimm
Carl Rogers
Stephen Rollnick (Together with Miller W.R. founder of Motivational Interviewing)
Hermann Rorschach
Eleanor Rosch
Paul Rosenfels
Robert Rosenthal
Barbara Rothbaum (Pioneer in the field of Virtual reality therapy )
John Rowan
David Rumelhart

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Daniel Schacter
Stanley Schachter
Roy Schafer
Edgar Schein
Gunter Schmidt
Walter Dill Scott
Martin Seligman
Tamara Sher
Morita Shoma
Volkmar Sigusch
Herbert Simon (Nobel Prize in Economics)
Theodore Simon
B. F. Skinner
Paul Slovic
Stanley Smith Stevens
Charles Spearman
Richard Sternberg (published Diplomate)
Robert Sternberg
Harry Stack Sullivan
Hal Stone (co-creator of Voice Dialogue and Psychology of Selves)
Sidra Stone (co-creator of Voice Dialogue and Psychology of Selves)
William Swann
José Szapocznik
King Sweet (Creator of Slap You Up Therapy)

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Lewis Terman
Edward Thorndike
L. L. Thurstone
Edward Titchener
Edward C. Tolman
John Tooby
Ellis Paul Torrance
Anne Treisman
Jeanne Tsai
Endel Tulving
Elliot Turiel (founder of Domain Theory, the primary challenge to Kohlberg's stages of moral development)
Amos Tversky
David Tzuriel

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Dimitri Uznadze

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Henri Wallon (French psychologist)
Hans-Jürgen Walter (founder of Gestalt Theoretical Psychotherapy)
Brian Wansink
Margaret Floy Washburn (First female PhD in psychology)
John B. Watson
Paul Watzlawick
David Wechsler
Robert Weimar
Max Wertheimer (co-founder of Gestalt psychology)
Michael White (founder of Narrative Therapy)
Ken Wilber (Transpersonal psychology, then Integral psychology)
Donald Woods Winnicott
Robert S. Woodworth
Wilhelm Wundt (father of Experimental psychology)

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List of psychologists

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Prescientific theorists

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