Psychology Atlas — the history of psychology, its schools, thinkers and theories, with a quiz

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Pick a circle on the map
or search above. Everything you open is added to your explored list for the quiz.

🏆 Quiz game

Generate a quiz from what you explored, a category, or one school and its connections. Challenge mode gives 20 seconds per question, bonus points for speed and a multiplier for streaks.

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🤖 AI quiz on any topic

Type any psychologist, theory, experiment or period (e.g. “Freud for beginners”, “memory research”, “Milgram’s obedience study”). The AI writes the questions; check anything surprising against a trusted source.

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About Psychology Atlas

Psychology Atlas maps 44 schools, research fields and therapies in the history of psychology — from Aristotle, Ibn Sina and Descartes, through Wundt’s first laboratory in 1879, Freud, behaviourism, Gestalt and humanistic psychology, to the cognitive revolution, neuroscience, CBT, positive psychology and today’s replication crisis — with key thinkers, history and influences.

How to use Psychology Atlas

Search or click a school, theory or therapy on the connections map to read its history and key psychologists.

Press “Generate quiz”.

Answer the questions against the clock, read each explanation and try to beat your best score.

Is there a quiz?

Yes. A timed, scored quiz game with an explanation after every answer, so you can try to beat your best score.

Is Psychology Atlas free?

Yes. It is free to use, with no account, no watermark and no paywall. The AI uses a free shared allowance; if it is busy or at its daily limit, try again later or add your own Gemini key.

Are my files uploaded?

Only when you use its AI features: then the text you give the AI is sent to Google’s Gemini model through MigaBuilder’s free AI service, or your own Gemini key. Everything else stays in your browser.