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PSYCHOLOGY : INTERODUCTION TO

Sigmund Freud; Carl Jung; Alfred Adler; Erich Fromm; Karen Horney; Harry Stack Sullivan; Erik Erikson; Heinz Kohut; George S. Klein; Robert W. White (psychologist); Raymond Cattell; Hans Eysenck; George Kelly (psychologist); Carl Rogers; Kurt Goldstein; Abraham Maslow; B. F. Skinner; John Dollard; Neal E. Miller; Albert Bandura; Walter Mischel; Psychoanalysis; Free association (psychology); Psychological repression; Freud's seduction theory; Oedipus complex; Unconscious mind; Dream; Psychosexual development; Id, ego and super-ego; Libido; Death drive; Castration anxiety; Penis envy; Collective unconscious; Archetype; Anima and animus; Shadow (psychology); Object relations theory; Fritz Perls; Arthur Janov; Primal therapy; Sigmund Freud's views on homosexuality; Phenomenology (philosophy); Hermeneutics; Overdetermination; Stanley Cavell; Extraversion and introversion; Individuation; Active imagination; Persona (psychology); Ego psychology; Individual psychology; Inferiority complex; Classical Adlerian psychology; Marx's theory of alienation; Feminist psychology; Grief; Coping (psychology); Basic anxiety; Self-sufficiency; History of narcissism; Defence mechanisms; Womb and vagina envy; True self and false self; Erikson's stages of psychosocial development; Metapsychology; Zeitgeist; Temperament; Motivation; Emotion; Creativity; Factor analysis; 16PF Questionnaire; Fluid and crystallized intelligence; Cattell Culture Fair III; Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale; Stanford–Binet Intelligence Scales; Four temperaments; Gray's biopsychological theory of personality; Eysenck Personality Questionnaire; Repertory grid; Person-centered therapy; Student-centred learning; Phenomenal field theory; Introspection; Cognitive-affective personality system; Hypostatic model of personality; Organismic theory; The Interpersonal Gap; Rogerian argument; Self-actualization; Self-realization; Classical Adlerian psychotherapy; Law of the instrument; Clayton Alderfer; ERG theory; Engel's law; Murray's system of needs; Verbal Behavior; Frustration–aggression hypothesis; Mental representation; Reciprocal determinism; Social cognitive theory; Moral disengagement; Self-efficacy; Self-regulated learning; Observational learning; Stanford marshmallow experiment
SCHOOL OF PSYCHOLOGY: List of psychological schools; Activity theory; Analytical psychology; Anomalistic psychology; Associationism; Behaviorism; Behavioural genetics; Bioenergetic analysis; Behavioral neuroscience; Cognitivism (psychology); Cultural-historical psychology; Descriptive psychology; Developmental psychology; Ecopsychology; Environmental psychology; Evolutionary psychology; Existential therapy; Experimental analysis of behavior; Functional psychology; Gestalt psychology; Gestalt therapy; Industrial and organizational psychology; Logotherapy; Phenomenology (psychology); Process psychology; Psychohistory; Radical behaviorism; Psychology of self; Social psychology; Structuralism (psychology); Systems psychology; Transactional analysis; Transpersonal psychology; Psychology
PSYCHOTHERAPY: Psychotherapy; Interpersonal relationship; Nonviolent Communication; Abreaction; Acceptance and commitment therapy; Adlerian; Adventure therapy; Art therapy; Attack therapy; Attachment-based psychotherapy; Attachment-based therapy (children); Attachment therapy; Autogenic training; Behavior modification; Behavioural change theories; Behaviour therapy; Gerda Boyesen; Biofeedback; Body psychotherapy; Brief psychotherapy; Chess therapy; Child psychotherapy; Co-counselling; Cognitive analytic therapy; Cognitive therapy; Cognitive behavioral therapy; Coherence therapy; Collaborative therapy; Compassion focused therapy; Concentrative movement therapy; Contemplative psychotherapy; Ivan Boszormenyi-Nagy; Conversational model; Conversion therapy; Dance therapy; Depth psychology; Daseinsanalysis; Ludwig Binswanger; Lifeworld; Developmental Needs Meeting Strategy; Ego-state therapy; Dialectical behavior therapy; Intersubjectivity; Tough love; Therapy interfering behavior; Drama therapy; Dreamwork; Montague Ullman; Stanley Krippner; Oneiromancy; Dyadic developmental psychotherapy; Attachment theory; Attachment in children; Ecological counseling; Field theory (psychology); Constructivism (psychological school); Ecological systems theory; Emotionally focused therapy; Emotional Freedom Techniques; T-groups; Eye movement desensitization and reprocessing; Exposure and response prevention; Safety behaviors (anxiety); Exposure therapy; Expressive therapy; Family Constellations; Existential phenomenology; Family therapy; Systems theory; Structural family therapy; Feminist therapy; Focusing; Functional analytic psychotherapy; Therapeutic relationship; Compliance (medicine); Future-oriented therapy; Responsibility assumption; Gestalt theoretical psychotherapy; Critical realism (philosophy of perception); Force-field analysis; Group analysis; Group psychotherapy; Guided imagery; Mental image; Hypnagogia; Mental rotation; Learning styles; Visual space; Motor imagery; Spatial ability; Noumenon; Mental operations; Hakomi; Somatic psychology; Breathwork; Humanistic psychology; Human givens; Hypnotherapy; Inner Relationship Focusing; Integrative Body Psychotherapy; Integral theory (Ken Wilber); Integrative psychotherapy; Intensive short-term dynamic psychotherapy; Internal Family Systems Model; Systems thinking; Interpersonal psychoanalysis; Countertransference; Abstinence (psychoanalysis); Script analysis; Intersubjective psychoanalysis; Self psychology; Negative capability; Neutrality (psychoanalysis); Body-centred countertransference; Role suction; Systems Centered Therapy; Projective identification; Interpersonal psychotherapy; Integrative milieu model; Mindfulness-based cognitive therapy; Mindfulness-based stress reduction; Mentalization-based treatment; Adolescent mentalization-based integrative treatment; Method of levels; Perceptual control theory; Mode deactivation therapy; Relational frame theory; Morita therapy; Motivational interviewing; Decisional balance sheet; Multimodal therapy; Common factors theory; Multitheoretical psychotherapy; Music therapy; Narrative therapy; Ontological hermeneutics; Parent–child interaction therapy; Parent management training; Pastoral counseling; Play therapy; Positive psychology; Positive psychotherapy; Postural Integration; Primal Integration; Process-oriented psychology; Eugene Gendlin; Prolonged exposure therapy; Psychedelic therapy; Psychodrama; Psychodynamic psychotherapy; Adjustment disorder; Psychosynthesis; Pulsing (bodywork); Rational emotive behavior therapy; Rational living therapy; Reality therapy; Rebirthing (breathwork); Recovered-memory therapy; Wilhelm Reich; Relational-cultural therapy; Remote therapy; Therapeutic community; Thought Field Therapy; Meridian (Chinese medicine); Tapas Acupressure Technique; Transference focused psychotherapy; Otto F. Kernberg; Schema therapy; Self-relations psychotherapy; Sex therapy; Social therapy; Solution focused brief therapy; Somatic Experiencing; Status dynamic psychotherapy; Supportive psychotherapy; Systematic desensitization; Systemic therapy (psychotherapy); Transtheoretical model; Twelve-step program; Vegetotherapy; Character structure; Wilderness therapy; List of clinical psychologists; List of developmental psychologists; List of educational psychologists; List of evolutionary psychologists; List of social psychologists; List of figures in psychiatry; List of psychoanalytical theorists; List of cognitive–behavioral therapies; List of cognitive biases; Contrasting and categorization of emotions; List of important publications in psychology; List of memory biases; Mood disorder; List of philosophies; List of psychological effects; Outline of thought; Timeline of psychotherapy