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People who like “pseudo-profound” quotes are not so smart, says science : r/nottheonion
Science Agenda: Framework for Action
Create a Quote generator web app with pure JavaScript using an API - GeeksforGeeks
Impressed By Deep Inspirational Quotes? Then You're Probably Not So Smart | Inc.com
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Study: Can you tell a meaningful quote from "pseudo-profound bullshit"? - Big Think
Psych Pedia: Study Finds People Who Fall For Nonsense Inspirational Quotes Are Less Intelligent
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Psych Pedia: Study Finds People Who Fall For Nonsense Inspirational Quotes Are Less Intelligent
Study: People who love Vague Inspirational Quotes on Twitter are Dumb
Why Do People Fall for Pseudo-Profound Bullsh*t? - Big Think
Appendix C: Curriculum Projects - Detailed Analyses | Engineering in K-12 Education: Understanding the Status and Improving the Prospects |The National Academies Press
Link Found Between Low Intelligence And Falling For Pseudo-Profound Statements : ScienceAlert
Scientists Find Link Between Low Intelligence And "Pseudo-Profound Bulls***" | HuffPost UK Tech
Study Finds People Who Fall For Nonsense Inspirational Quotes Are Less Intelligent | HuffPost Impact
Inspirational Quotes and Intelligence Study | Snopes.com
Love posting inspirational quotes on Facebook? It could indicate low IQ - India Today
Can you spot pseudo-profound financial bullshit? Take this test - Big Think
Study Shows That People Find Fake Deepak Chopra Quotations “Profound” | Bo Gardiner | Friendly Atheist | Patheos
Politically oriented bullshit detection: Attitudinally conditional bullshit receptivity and bullshit sensitivity - John V. Petrocelli, 2022
PDF) Hidden wisdom or pseudo-profound bullshit? The effect of speaker admirability
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PDF) The foreign language effect on motivational quotes
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Openness/Intellect and Susceptibility to Pseudo–Profound Bullshit: A Replication and Extension - Timothy F. Bainbridge, Joshua A. Quinlan, Raymond A. Mar, Luke D. Smillie, 2019
Deep? Or Pseudo-Profound B.S.? Psychologists Explore Why Some Can't Tell | WBUR News
