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Why do psychology students believe in neuromyths? A study of personality, contextual and cognitive predictors
Background: Neuromyths—misconceptions arising from misinterpretations of neuroscientific findings—are widely endorsed by educators and students, including those in psychology. Their persistence has been linked to contextual, cognitive, and personality-related factors, but evidence is mixed, especial
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