Aleksandr A. Kronik received his PhD in psychology in 1979 and his ScD in psychology in 1995, both from the Academy of Sciences Institute of Psychology. He is the creator of the LifeLook® Computer Program, along with B.M. Levin and A.L. Pajitnov. He maintains an independent psychology practice in the Washington DC area doing both clinical and research work. His interests include the psychology of personal time, clinical psychology, neuropsychology, psychogenealogy.

Books Authored (You need Acrobat Reader to see Tables of Contents)

• How Young Are You? Understanding Psychological Age, Time, Causometry, to Create Meaningful, Harmonious, Productive Lives (2018)


• Seven Me: A Program of Social and Personal Development for Preschool Children (2005, 2008)


• Causometry: Methods of Self Knowledge, Psychodiagnostics, and Psychotherapy (2003, 2008, 2022)


• Some Archival Sources for Ukrainian Jewish Genealogy (1997)


• LifeLine and others New Methods in the Psychology of the Life Course (1993)


• How Old Are You? The Lines of Life from the Psychologist's Point of View (1993)


• The Cast of Characters: Thou, They, We, You, Me. Psychology of Significant Relationships. (1989, 1998)


• The Psychological Time of Personality (1984, 2008)


• Interpersonal Perception in Small Groups (1982)

Special Projects

• ChAOH: Chernobyl American Oral History (1999, 2000)


• Causometry Study of Psychological Time and the Human Life Path: Past, Present and Future (2008)


• Five Hundred Years of Using the Concept of Psychology (2014)