Psychology and Science of Pseudoscience
by Hines
Psychology and Science of Pseudoscience examines the relationship between human thinking, scientific reasoning, and claims presented as science. Written by Hines, this book provides a thoughtful introduction to evaluating evidence, recognizing questionable ideas, and developing a clearer understanding of how reliable knowledge is distinguished from pseudoscience.
About This Book
Psychology and Science of Pseudoscience examines pseudoscience through psychological and scientific perspectives.
The book offers a framework for thinking critically about claims that may resemble science without meeting scientific standards.
It is suited to readers interested in psychology, science, skepticism, and the evaluation of evidence.
Hines presents the subject as an opportunity to better understand how people assess information and decide what to believe.
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