A pseudoscience consists of practices that are claimed to be scientific but don’t meet the requirements of basic scientific principles. Here is why Psychology is Pseudoscience…
Why Psychology is Pseudoscience
Tag: psychology
Factors Affecting Students’ Mental Health
For their mental health, it is necessary to teach students effective strategies for overcoming stressful situations.
How to Craft a Warm Décor Using Colors
Do you like warm colors or cool colors? Colors affect people in very different ways according to age, gender, background, and climate.
What Car Colors are the Best?
Car colors are subject to historical fluctuation and popular trends. But have you ever wondered why so many cars these days look the same?
Having a Bad Day? Retrain Your Brain!
Be alert for negativity and don’t let your brain become emotionally involved with it.
Split: Movie Review
Split is a psychological horror/thriller, written and directed by M. Night Shyamalan.
Pymetrics
Combining neuroscience with big data, Pymetrics aims to match candidates to jobs and companies where they’ll perform at the highest levels.
Optical Illusions: What Do You See?
Who says math can’t be fun? Recreational math activities include puzzles, games, patterns and illusions.
Six of the Most Rewarding Degrees That Allow You to Change the Lives of Others
Do you like helping people? These degrees are for you!
Why Christians Can’t Trust Psychology, by Ed Bulkley
As Christians, who should we turn to if we need help?
Top 4 Most Popular Undergraduate Degrees
This article introduces the four most popular undergraduate degrees.
Making the Case for a Degree in the Soft Sciences
A sociology degree provides an educational background in research, statistics, and the experimental method.
Routine Psychological Screening: The Solution to a National Crisis
Today, psychological conditions are a major issue for children and adolescents.
Flowers for Algernon Book Review
When the science institute invited Charlie for an experiment, he eventually becomes intelligent. However, later on in his life something goes wrong.
What Does Your Handwriting Say About You?
How you write can indicate more than 5,000 different personality traits.
Chaos;Head
Takumi Nishijou suffers from intense delusions, and has a hard time telling what is real and what is not.
Ghost Hound
A lot of the stuff that’s featured in this anime sounds like something right out of Psychology 101.
My Favorite Homeschool Curriculum for High School (that you probably never heard of)
By Teri Olsen Here are five of my favorite homeschool curriculum products (all Christian-based) that are usable for high school credit, yet are not necessarily very well-known among the general homeschool community. Chemistry 101 (DVD & Study Guide) – This video course produced by Westfield Studios is a complete overview of chemistry from a Christian […]
Kiss Me Deadly: What a Relationship Should and Shouldn’t Be
The Razor’s Edge, by Madeleine Richey In this day and age it seems that everyone is obsessed with dating. Everyone wants that perfect relationship, like Bella and Edward. Everyone wants that special someone. What I’d like to call your attention to is the fact that most people don’t marry their high school sweetheart. The majority […]
Career-of-the-Month: Psychologist & Psychiatrist
Psychiatrists are medical doctors; psychologists are not. The suffix “-iatry” means “medical treatment,” and “-logy” means “science” or “theory.” So psychiatry is the medical treatment of the psyche, while psychology is the science of the psyche. (Psyche is an ancient Greek term for the totality of the human mind, both conscious and unconscious.) Psychologists are […]