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Results tagged with pseudoscience
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This tag is to be used when questioning the scientific validity or (pseudo)scientific status of a given theory. Where relevant, the theory tag such as [freud], [psychoanalysis] etc. should be used alongside this tag for complete coverage.
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Evidence for this tapping therapy - EFT (Emotional freedom technique)
At the moment it is considered pseudoscience because it has no effect beyond the placebo-effect in clinical psychology (Bakker, 2013). …
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