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Psychology
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Basic
psychology
<section begin=Basic psychology />
Abnormal
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<section end=Basic psychology />
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<section begin=Applied psychology />
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<section end=Applied psychology />
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<section begin=Methodologies />
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<section end=Methodologies />
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Psychologists
<section begin=Psychologists />
Wilhelm Wundt
William James
Ivan Pavlov
Sigmund Freud
Edward Thorndike
Carl Jung
John B. Watson
Clark L. Hull
Kurt Lewin
Jean Piaget
Gordon Allport
J. P. Guilford
Carl Rogers
Erik Erikson
B. F. Skinner
Donald O. Hebb
Ernest Hilgard
Harry Harlow
Raymond Cattell
Abraham Maslow
Neal E. Miller
Jerome Bruner
Donald T. Campbell
Hans Eysenck
Herbert A. Simon
David McClelland
Leon Festinger
George A. Miller
Richard Lazarus
Stanley Schachter
Robert Zajonc
Albert Bandura
Roger Brown
Endel Tulving
Lawrence Kohlberg
Noam Chomsky
Ulric Neisser
Jerome Kagan
Walter Mischel
Elliot Aronson
Daniel Kahneman
Paul Ekman
Michael Posner
Amos Tversky
Bruce McEwen
Larry Squire
Richard E. Nisbett
Martin Seligman
Ed Diener
Shelley E. Taylor
John Anderson
Ronald C. Kessler
Joseph E. LeDoux
Richard Davidson
Susan Fiske
Roy Baumeister
<section end=Psychologists />
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