Psychology provides the option of two thinking and reasoning languages.
One is grounded in the assumptions of a natural science, the other is rooted in pseudo-scientific ideology.
The choice between these two languages determines how one thinks and reasons.
The non-labeling language of science guides one's thinking to behavioral explanation, based on observed truths.
The other, the labeling language of main-stream psychologies, reduces one's thinking to assuming behavior can be explai.
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