the study of the bumps on the skull to determine personality traits is known as functional specialization.
the study of the bumps on the skull to determine personality traits is known as functional specialization.
the study of the bumps on the skull to determine personality traits is known as?
functional specialization
bullet::::- phrenology – now defunct system for determining personality traits by feeling bumps on the skull proposed by 18th-century physiologist franz joseph gall. in an early recorded use of the term "pseudo-science", françois magendie referred to phrenology as "a pseudo-science of the present day". the assumption that personality can be read from bumps in the skull has since been thoroughly discredited. however, gall's assumption that character, thoughts, and emotions are located in the brain is considered an important historical advance toward neuropsychology (see also localization of brain function, brodmann's areas, neuro-imaging, modularity of mind or faculty psychology).
list of topics characterized as pseudoscience
section::::personality and music preference.









































section::::personality and music preference.:personality.









































various questionnaires have been created to both measure the big five personality traits and musical preferences. the majority of studies attempting to find the correlation between personality and musical preferences administered questionnaires to measure both traits. others used questionnaires to determine personality traits, and then asked participants to rate musical excerpts on scales such as liking, perceived complexity, emotions felt, and more.
psychology of music preference