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Browse notable psychologists such as Albert Ellis, Erik H. Erikson, and Abraham Maslow.


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profile name: Jean Piaget
profile occupation: Psychologist, Biologist
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profile name: John B. Watson
profile occupation: Psychologist, Academic Author
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profile name: Abraham Maslow
profile occupation: Educator, Scholar, Psychologist, Academic Author
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profile name: William James
profile occupation: Philosopher, Doctor, Psychologist, Journalist
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profile name: Erik H. Erikson
profile occupation: Educator, Scholar, Psychologist, Journalist
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profile name: Carl Jung
profile occupation: Inventor, Psychiatrist, Psychologist, Journalist
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