neurosophism
a term, phrase or argument that includes unnecessary references to neuroscience – in the attempt to make the writer sound more sophisticated.
originally coined by gm donoghue in the conversation (australia).
saying that “the brain learns better when it’s not stressed” is a neurosophism – brains don’t learn, nor do they get stressed – people do.”
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