Yes, psychiatrists usually have a degree in psychology which involves at least knowledge of Social Sciences. As for 'physical sciences, chemistry and Biology are important in understanding how people act as well as how psychiatric drugs affect patients.
It is arguable. There are many different types of sciences, such as soft science and hard science and many in-betweens. It is a political minefield. Thus far they have not come nearly as far as they have claimed they have from generation to generation and the ever growing number of academic psychiatrists who are getting caught with conflicts of interest in their research is making this a more difficult issue to understand than ever.
I recommend reading Robert Whitaker's Anatomy of An Epidemic.
Many false or exaggerated claims are made about hypnosis, to the extent that it does often become pseudoscientific. However, hypnosis is a real phenomenon.
Yes.
science is real and pseudoscience is fake
Why is phrenology considered a pseudoscience
Science is not pseudoscience. The former is authentic, the latter is fake.
Different types of hypnosis are stage hypnosis, covert hypnosis (for persuasion), self hypnosis, and hypnosis for specific issues such as weight loss or smoking cessation.
Science is not pseudoscience. The former is authentic, the latter is fake.
Some consider the polygraph a pseudoscience because of the variability of the results of polygraphic testing.
Pseudoscience is a belief which is completely scientific and logical but there is no scientific method for it till now.
Pseudoscience is a claim that is presented as scientific, but lacks any supporting evidence, cannot be tested and does not adhere to a valid scientific method. A type of pseudoscience is "pop science."
science is real and pseudoscience is fake
science is real and pseudoscience is fake
pseudoscience fake science basically and scince made technology build things
Philosophy is a pseudoscience because it does not use the scientific method, and it involves opinion and beliefs.