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Psychobabble

Psychobabble (a portmanteau of "psychology" or "psychoanalysis" and "babble") is a term for pseudo-scientific language that uses psychological jargon and buzzwords in a manner that may lack accuracy, genuine meaning, or relevance.

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Psychobabble

Nodes30
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Triples31
Avg. degree1.93
Density0.066667
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Psychobabble

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related to Characteristics · 15
Psychobabble → ADHD, British, Cyra McFadden's, David Lodge, Donald Meichenbaum, Examples, In, Life, Marin County, Psychologist Ahona Guha, Rosen, Scott Lilienfeld, The Serial, Theodore Dalrymple, Year
related to Contexts and uses · 7
Psychobabble → Donald Meichenbaum, Exploding, He, In, Myths, Scott Lilienfeld, Self-help Generation Stephen Briers
related to Origin of the term · 6
Psychobabble → Era, Fast Talk, Feeling, Quick Cure, Rosen, The

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psychological use used language psychology word may lack neurobabble term uses jargon buzzwords rosen 1977 wrote pseudoscience lilienfeld meichenbaum interventions

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business coachinginstance ofand its permeation into areas0.80text
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referring to theinstance ofexamining spatial metaphors in slang0.80text
Psychobabblerelated to CharacteristicsScott Lilienfeld0.60section
Psychobabblerelated to CharacteristicsDonald Meichenbaum0.60section
Psychobabblerelated to CharacteristicsPsychologist Ahona Guha0.60section
Psychobabblerelated to CharacteristicsADHD0.60section
Psychobabblerelated to CharacteristicsIn0.60section
Psychobabblerelated to CharacteristicsRosen0.60section
Psychobabblerelated to CharacteristicsExamples0.60section
Psychobabblerelated to CharacteristicsCyra McFadden's0.60section
Psychobabblerelated to CharacteristicsThe Serial0.60section

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