1. Sigmund Freud — The unconscious mind
  2. Carl Jung — Personality, archetypes and the unconscious
  3. Alfred Adler — Purpose, inferiority and human motivation
  4. William James — Consciousness and human experience
  5. Carl Rogers — Self-growth and human potential
  6. Abraham Maslow — Human needs and self-actualisation
  7. Viktor Frankl — Meaning and purpose in life
  8. Erik Erikson — Human development and identity
  9. Jean Piaget — Cognitive development
  10. B. F. Skinner — Behaviour and conditioning
  11. Ivan Pavlov — Learning and conditioning
  12. Albert Bandura — Self-belief and social learning
  13. Daniel Kahneman — Thinking, decisions and cognitive biases
  14. Aaron Beck — Thoughts, emotions and cognitive therapy
  15. Martin Seligman — Positive psychology and wellbeing
  16. Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi — Flow and optimal experience
  17. Rollo May — Anxiety, freedom and existential psychology
  18. John Bowlby — Attachment and relationships
  19. Mary Ainsworth — Attachment and human bonding
  20. Lev Vygotsky — Learning and social development
  21. Elizabeth Loftus — Memory and human perception
  22. Jonathan Haidt — Morality and human behaviour
  23. Carol Dweck — Mindset and personal growth
  24. Robert Cialdini — Influence and persuasion
  25. Paul Ekman — Emotions and facial expressions

Quote of the week

The mind is everything. What you think you become.

Gautama Buddha