This early pseudoscientific theory of brain function held that the physical anatomy of the skull could be analysed to reveal the workings of the human mind.
A) Plasticity
B) Philology
C) Phrenology
D) Plutocracy

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Phrenology was a popular theory in the 19th century that claimed that specific mental abilities and characteristics were localized to specific regions of the brain. Practitioners would examine the bumps and contours of a person's skull to determine their strengths and weaknesses in various areas such as language, music, and mathematics. The theory has since been debunked and is now considered pseudoscientific.

This Early Pseudoscientific Theory of Brain Function Held That the Physical