Social Studies, 22.03.2021 04:10 PlzNoToxicBan

At a freshman event to welcome new students to campus, an "expert" offers to read palms and give predictions about the future. The routine is very authentic-looking and entertaining, but there is no evidence that these predictions are anything more than guesses.
Palmistry, therefore is an example of
A. Experimenter bias
B. the third-variable problem
C. a pseudoscience
D. a double-blind situation
(I got C incorrect)

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