Mentors Like David M. Buss
David M. Buss is a prominent American evolutionary psychologist known for his research on mate selection. If you follow David M. Buss, these are the 24 most similar thought leaders we track, matched by profile similarity and ranked by their Modern Mentor AI credibility rating.
Daniel Kahneman
Israeli-American psychologist, known for work on judgment psychology and behavioral economics, Nobel laureate.
Credibility rating: 236/1000
Sam Harris
Sam Harris is an influential neuroscientist and philosopher known for his writings on morality and religion.
Credibility rating: 193/1000
Gary John Bishop
Gary John Bishop is a motivational author known for his work in self-help.
Credibility rating: 181/1000
Bruce H. Lipton
Renowned cell biologist, author, and speaker specializing in bridging science and spirit.
Credibility rating: 176/1000
Robert B. Cialdini
Influential psychologist globally known for researching persuasion, authoring bestsellers, and ethical business consulting.
Credibility rating: 129/1000
David J. Schwartz
Dr. David J. Schwartz was a notable American motivational writer and educator.
Credibility rating: 94/1000
BJ Fogg, PhD
BJ Fogg, PhD, is a behavior scientist and founder of the Behavior Design Lab at Stanford University.
Credibility rating: 80/1000
Steven Pinker
Renowned authority on language and mind, authored several praised books and has received numerous awards.
Credibility rating: 63/1000
Peter Hollins
Peter Hollins is a bestselling author and researcher in human psychology based in Seattle.
Credibility rating: 53/1000
Arthur C. Brooks
Arthur C. Brooks is an American author and academic known for his work on social science and economics.
Credibility rating: 51/1000
Daniel Todd Gilbert
Harvard Psychology Professor, acclaimed for teaching and research, with works covered by top publications.
Credibility rating: 46/1000
Brad Stulberg
Brad Stulberg is an author and coach specializing in mental health and well-being.
Credibility rating: 42/1000
Marc Schulz Ph.D
Marc Schulz, PhD, is an award-winning professor and researcher in psychology.
Credibility rating: 41/1000
Steven Buser M.D
Duke-trained physician served in Air Force for 12 years, co-founded Asheville Jung Center, and publishes books.
Credibility rating: 40/1000
Martin E. P. Seligman
Fox Leadership Professor, Positive Psychology Network director, ex-APA president & author.
Credibility rating: 40/1000
Barbara Fredrickson
Distinguished psychology professor, key scholar in affective science and positive psychology.
Credibility rating: 40/1000
Robert Biswas-Diener
Dr. Robert Biswas-Diener is a psychologist specializing in positive psychology and coaching.
Credibility rating: 35/1000
Abraham M. Nussbaum
Chief Education Officer at Denver Health and Psychiatry Professor with a focus on mental illness care.
Credibility rating: 35/1000
Isaac Prilleltensky
Isaac Prilleltensky is an author known for his work in critical psychology.
Credibility rating: 35/1000
Brian Basterfield
Brian Basterfield is a writer and expert in organizational management focused on effective communication.
Credibility rating: 34/1000
Barry Schwartz
Barry Schwartz is a prominent psychologist and author known for his work on learning and decision-making.
Credibility rating: 32/1000
Dan Tomasulo
Dan Tomasulo is a psychologist and author specializing in positive psychology and mental health.
Credibility rating: 31/1000
Susan David
Susan David is a psychologist and author known for her work in emotional agility and leadership.
Credibility rating: 28/1000
Justin L. Barrett
Psychologist, theology professor, and author. Teaches religion's cognitive science at major universities.
Credibility rating: 25/1000
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