Difference between revisions of "Phrenology"

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'''Phrenology''' was the study of the outside of the human head, its contours and bumps. The belief at the time was that a person's inner thoughts, feelings and proclivities could be determined, specifically a person's criminality or tendency toward evil behavior.  It is today considered a [[Pseudoscience|pseudoscience]].
 
'''Phrenology''' was the study of the outside of the human head, its contours and bumps. The belief at the time was that a person's inner thoughts, feelings and proclivities could be determined, specifically a person's criminality or tendency toward evil behavior.  It is today considered a [[Pseudoscience|pseudoscience]].
  
 
[[Category:Medicine]][[Category:Pseudoscience]]
 
[[Category:Medicine]][[Category:Pseudoscience]]

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Phrenology chart from 1880s

Phrenology was the study of the outside of the human head, its contours and bumps. The belief at the time was that a person's inner thoughts, feelings and proclivities could be determined, specifically a person's criminality or tendency toward evil behavior. It is today considered a pseudoscience.