How Do Pseudopsychologists Differ from Psychologists

question 196

Multiple Choice

How do pseudopsychologists differ from psychologists?

• A) Psychologists are less likely to help people with their problems than are pseudopsychologists.
• B) As compared to pseudopsychologists, psychologists are less likely to make exaggerated claims.
• C) Pseudopsychologists are less likely to promote specific moral values than are psychologists.
• D) Pseudopsychologists address different topics than do psychologists.

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