1.

SIGMEUND FREUD- PSYCHOANALYTIC THEORY

2. CARL GUSTAV JUNG-ANALYTICAL PSYCHOLOGY
3. ALFRED ADLER-INDIVIDUAL PSYCHOLOGY
4. MELANIE KLEIN-OBJECT RELATIONS THEORY
5. KAREN HORNEYE-PSYCHO ANALYTIC SOCIAL THEORY
6. ERIC SELIGMANN FROMM-HUMANISTIC PSYCHOANALYSIS/SOCIO ANALYTICAL THEORY
7. HARRY STACK SULLIVAN-INTERPERSONAL THEORY
8. ERIK ERIKSON-PSYCHOSOCIAL THEORY
9. BURRHUS FREDERICK SKINNER-BEHAVIORAL ANALYSIS
10.ALBERT BANDURA-SOCIAL COGNITIVE THEORY
11.JULIAN ROTTER AND WALTER MISCHEL-COGNITIVE SOCIAL LEARNING THEORY
12.ABRAHAM MASLOW-HOLISTIC DYNAMIC THEORY
13.CARL ROGERS-PERSON CENTERED THEORY
14.EXISTENTIALISM
 SOREN KIERKEGAARD-FIRST EXISTENTIALIST PHILOSOPHER
 JEAN PAUL SARTRE-FORLORNESS
 FRIEDRICH NIETZSCHE-HERD MORALITY
15.VICTOR FRANKL-LOGOTHERAPY
16.MARTIN HEIDEGGER-HERMENEUTICS
17.ROLLO REESE MAY-EXISTENTIAL PSYCHOLOGY
18.GORDON ALLPORT –PSYCHOLOGY OF INDIVIDUAL
19.RAYMOND CATELL- 16 PERSONALITY FACTORS
20.MCCRAE AND COSTA-5 FACTOR TRAIT THEORY
21.ANNA FREUD- EGO ANALYTICAL PSYCHOLOGY
22.DAN MCADAMS-NARRATIVE THEORY OF PERSONALITY
23.GEORGE KELLY-PSYCHOLOGY OF PERSONAL CONSTRUCTS
24.HENRY MURRAY-PERSONOLOGY/PSYCHOGENIC NEEDS
25.JOHN DOLLARD AND NEAL MILLER-PSYCHOANALYTIC LEARNING THEORY/STIMULUS
RESPONSE THEORY
26.HANS EYSECK-BIOLOGICALLY BASED FACTOR THEORY
27.ROBERT MCRAE AND PAUL COSTA-FIVE FACTOR TRAIT THEORY
28.MARGARET MAHLER-SECURITY TO AUTONOMY
29.HEINZ KOHUT- DEVELOPMENT OF THE SELF
30.JOHN BOWBLY-SEPERATION ANXIETY
31.MARY AINSWORTH-ATTACHMENT STYLE
32.LAWRENCE KOHLBERG- MORALITY THEORY
 33.BERNARD WEINER-ATTRIBUTION THEORY
34.VIRGILIO ENRIQUEZ-PANUKAT NG UGALI AT PAGKATAO
35.CLARITA CARLOS-PANUKAT NG PAGKATAONG PILIPINO
36.KATIGBAK,CHURCH AND AKAMINE-PANUKAT NG MGA KATANGIAN NG PERSONALIDAD

Psychodynamic Theories- is an approach to psychology that emphasizes systematic study of

the psychological forces that underlie human behavior, feelings, and emotions and how they
might relate to early experience.

 Freud: Psychoanalysis
 Adler: Individual Psychology
 Jung: Analytical Psychology
 Klein: Object Relations Theory
 Horney: Psychoanalytic Social Theory
 Fromm: Humanistic Psychoanalysis
 Sullivan: Interpersonal Theory
 Erikson: Post−Freudian Theory

Humanistic/Existential Theories- With its roots running from Socrates through

the Renaissance, this approach emphasizes individuals' inherent drive towards self-
actualization, the process of realizing and expressing one's own capabilities and creativity.

 Maslow: Holistic Dynamic Theory

 Rogers: Person−Centered Theory
 May: Existential Psychology

Dispositional Theories-trait theory (also called dispositional theory) is an approach to the

study of human personality. Trait theorists are primarily interested in the measurement
of traits, which can be defined as habitual patterns of behavior, thought, and emotion.[1] 

 Allport: Psychology of the Individual

 Eysenck, McCrae, and Costa’s Trait and Factor Theories

Learning Theories-

 Skinner: Behavioral Analysis

 Bandura: Social Cognitive Theory
 Rotter and Mischel: Cognitive Social Learning Theory
 Kelly: Psychology of Personal Constructs