A

• [+] Attachment theory (38 P)

B

• [+] Behaviorism (2 C, 43 P)

E

• [+] Ego psychology (1 C, 10 P)

H

• [+] Hereditarianism (1 C, 2 P)

L

• [+] Learning theory (education) (18 P)

M

• [+] Motivational theories (25 P)

P

• [+] Personality theories (2 C, 18 P)
• [+] Psychoanalytic theory (9 C, 71 P)

P cont.

• [+] Psychological schools (10 C, 22 P)

S

• [+] Social learning theory (1 C, 6 P)

A

• Appraisal theory
• Associationism

B

• Behaviorism
• Bicameralism (psychology)
• Biosocial theory
• Birth order
• Buddhism and psychology

C

• Cognitivism (psychology)
• Collective Simulations
• Contextual cueing
• Core relational theme
• Creativity and mental illness
• Cultural schema theory
• Cultural-historical psychology
• Cyberpsychology

D

• User:Daflores/Sandbox
• Dialogical self
• Diathesis–stress model
• Differential susceptibility hypothesis

E

• Early intervention in psychosis
• Egoism
• Emotionalism

E cont.

• Equity theory

F

• Face Negotiation Theory
• Facial feedback hypothesis

G

• Gene-environment correlation
• Geneticism
• Gene–environment interaction
• Gestalt qualities
• Global Workspace Theory
• Grounded theory

H

• Hereditarianism

I

• Integrative communication theory

J

• James-Lange theory

K

• Kübler-Ross model

L

• Law of effect
• Learning theory (education)
• Low arousal theory

M

• Mindfulness (psychology)

O

• Object relations theory
• Optimal distinctiveness theory

P

• Peripheral intuition
• Personal unconscious
• Picture superiority effect

P cont.

• Positivity effect
• Postcognitivism
• Power Law of Practice
• Privacy regulation theory
• Psychological Continuum Model
• Psychological resilience
• Psychological nativism
• Purposive behaviorism

R

• Regulatory Focus Theory
• Relational-cultural therapy
• Release from proactive interference

S

• Schema (psychology)
• Script theory
• Self image
• Shadow (psychology)
• Simulation theory of empathy

T

• Terror management theory
• Theory of multiple intelligences
• Triangular theory of love
• Triarchic theory of intelligence

V

• Variability hypothesis