phrenologic (Meaning)
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phrenologic (a.)
Phrenological.
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phrenologic Sentence Examples
- The phrenologic theory of the 19th century attempted to determine character and personality traits based on the shape of the skull.
- Phrenologists believed that specific brain areas were responsible for particular abilities and qualities.
- Despite its popularity at the time, phrenologic analysis has since been widely discredited as pseudoscience.
- The phrenologic chart was a detailed map of the skull, with each region supposedly representing a specific trait.
- The phrenologist Franz Joseph Gall claimed that the size of the skull bumps corresponded to the strength of the corresponding faculty.
- Modern neuroscience has debunked the phrenologic notion that brain shape correlates with character.
- Phrenologic publications widely circulated in the Victorian era, influencing public perceptions of human nature.
- Phrenologic exhibitions were popular attractions, offering attendees personalized assessments of their character.
- Despite its scientific flaws, phrenology's influence can still be seen in the modern concept of "brain mapping."
- The phrenologic approach to understanding human behavior ultimately proved to be simplistic and lacking in scientific validity.
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Phrenological.
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The phrenologic theory of the 19th century attempted to determine character and personality traits based on the shape of the skull.
Phrenologists believed that specific brain areas were responsible for particular abilities and qualities.
Despite its popularity at the time, phrenologic analysis has since been widely discredited as pseudoscience.
The phrenologic chart was a detailed map of the skull, with each region supposedly representing a specific trait.
