Phrenology, Which Was a Popular Pseudoscience in the 1800s, Has

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True/False

Phrenology, which was a popular pseudoscience in the 1800s, has since been refuted by modern brain research, including research with brain-imaging techniques.

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Definitions:

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Common Measures Bias

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Cognitive Bias

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Performance of Divisions

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