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Psychology is a fairly new profession, as people with mental disabilities have been tabooed for most of history. Of course even in this day, there are still taboos against the study of the mind, due to a narrow minded thinking, that they are just crazy and can't be helped. This makes some topics in psychology difficult to breach, and also are far too small understanding of the human brain effects it too.
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