Übersetzungen für „psychobabble“ im Englisch » Deutsch-Wörterbuch

psycho·bab·ble [ˈsaɪkəʊˌbæbl̩, Am -koʊˌ-] SUBST no pl abw ugs

psychobabble

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Political and economic elites don't have to worry about intellectual challenges from the academy in social scientists produce academic gibberish and psychobabble.

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The grown-up world had been rendered infantile by psychobabble.

www.avclub.com

Psychobabble infests many pages, producing a reader-unfriendly effect.

www.washingtontimes.com

Some buzzwords that are commonly heard in psychobabble have come into widespread use in business management, motivational seminars, self-help, folk psychology, and popular psychology.

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Professional psychologists may reject the psychobabble label when it is applied to their own special terminology.

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Think focusing on unborn babies' thoughts is modern psychobabble?

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Out here, though, psychobabble is a sickness from which few in the public eye have remained immune.

www.telegraph.co.uk

The psychobabble industry expressed fears that television was inducing children into a "zombie-like trance".

www.independent.ie

Respect we must, this master of mystery speak and psychobabble.

www.thehindu.com

Frequent use of psychobabble can associate a clinical, psychological word with meaningless, or less meaningful, buzzword definitions.

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