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Psychology is a scientific discipline that studies psychological and biological processes and behaviour in humans and other animals. This is an alphabetically ordered list of psychologists arranged by place of origin or residence. (See also applied psychology; behaviourism; biological psychology; child psychology; clinical psychology; cognitive psychology; community psychology; comparative psychology; developmental psychology; differential psychology; educational psychology; experimental psychology; humanistic psychology; industrial-organizational psychology; social psychology.)

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