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Psychology is the scientific study of behavior and mental processes.
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Psychology is the scientific study of how we feel, think and behave.

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Critical thinking? Do we need it? Do we use it? 

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Critical thinking? Do we need it? Do we use it? 

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Critical thinking is the ability to analyze, evaluate, compare, critique and synthesize information.

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R ~ Recognize assumptions.
E ~ Evalue arguments.
D ~ Draw conclusions.

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Fake psychology.
Yup, that's it.
~ Pseudo meaning: Not actually but having the appearance of; pretended; false orspurious; sham.

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Basicly, lines on head and shapes determinate personality (?)

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The Shape of Your Head and the Shape of Your Mind

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How the archaic study of brain shape and head reading - the origin of terms like “highbrow” and “lowbrow,” “well rounded,” and “shrink” - shaped the modern obsession with the mind. One reason phrenology attracted so many followers was that it seemed to provide the toolbox for the American dream.

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Date of birth can tell behavior and personality.
#crazyaquarius
What's yours?

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Lines on hands predict future!
Could it be true??
Is it a technique? Talent? A pact with the devil?

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Hand writting can predict personality.
My writting is a mess!! what does it mean?
~ Based on the pic, I have physical frustation! darn!

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Have fun! (:

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Pseudoscience includes beliefs, theories, or practices that have been or are considered scientific, but have no basis in scientific fact. This could mean they were disproved scientifically, can't be tested or lack evidence to support them.

Pseudoscience Related to Space and Astronomy

2012 Phenomenon - Expectations that 2012 would bring large-scale disasters or even the end of the world

Ancient Astronauts - Proposes that aliens have visited the earth in the past and influenced our civilization

Astrology - Belief that humans are affected by the position of celestial bodies

Crop Circles - Some believe these are made by aliens

Face on Mars - A rock formation on Mars that resembles a face and is believed to be evidence of life

Flat Earth Society - Claims the Earth is flat and disc-shaped

Moon Landing Conspiracy - Contends the original moon landing was faked

Pseudoscience Related to the Earth

366 Geometry or Megalithic Geometry - Based on dividing a circle into 366 degrees and is used by Freemasons

Hollow Earth Theory - A belief that the Earth is hollow, at least somewhat, and it is expanding

Bermuda Triangle - An area where unexplained events, like disappearances of ships and airlplanes, have occurred

Cryptozoology - The search for Bigfoot (Yeti), the Loch Ness monster, El Chupacabra and other creatures that biologists believe do not exist

Biodynamic Agriculture - Organic farming that has some non-scientific methods of crop cultivation

Mythical Creatures - The belief that fairies, elves, pixies and gnomes exist

Pseudoscience Related to the Paranormal

Channeling - Involves communicating with a spirit through a person

Dowsing - A method of finding water, metals, or precious stones underground by using a divining rod

Electronic Voice Phenomenon (EVP) - Used by ghost hunters to record messages from spirits

Extra-sensory Perception (ESP) - Covers several methods of gaining information, like clairvoyance, telepathy and remote viewing

Levitation - Raising something and suspending it in mid-air

Numerology - A belief in a relationship between certain numbers and people or events

Pseudoscience Related to Psychology

Conversion Therapy - Attempts to change a person's sexual preference from homosexual to heterosexual

Hypnosis - A method of deep relaxation where the subject is open to suggestions

Primal Therapy - Belief that experiences before and during birth influence the way our life unfolds

Polygraphy - A lie detector test used to determine if the subject is lying by measuring changes in some vital signs

Psychoanalysis - Developed by Sigmund Freud, this psychiatic treatment method is still controversial

Subliminal Advertising - Receiving data through seeing or hearing, while not being aware of receiving it

Other Pseudoscience Examples

Denial of the Holocaust - Belief that the genocide of Jews did not happen

Dianetics - Developed by L. Ron Hubbard, this system is believed to cure all mental disorders by dealing with the relationship between the mind and body

Feng Shui - A Chinese method of arranging objects and living spaces in a certain way

Handwriting Analysis - A belief that a person's personality can be seen in their handwriting

Scientific Racism - A belief that certain races are inferior to others due to scientific evidence

As you can see, there are pseudoscience examples in a variety of different fields and in a variety of different areas.

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Pseudoscience includes beliefs, theories, or practices that have been or are considered scientific, but have no basis in scientific fact. This could mean they were disproved scientifically, can't be tested or lack evidence to support them.