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Psychoatheism 

Psychoatheism is a new atheist current that seeks to use psychology to delegitimize religious and spiritual beliefs and promote new atheism and new atheist beliefs. Psychoatheism usually walks together with neuroatheism, psychoatheism and neuroatheism have a mutual relationship between each other sinde both happens at the same time.
"Psychoatheism is becoming a serious problem inside psychological community such as neuroatheism is becoming a serious problem inside neuroscientific community, both should be countered inside both communities, but the problem is how to do it."

"Psychoatheism and neuroatheism are the two main things new atheists are using nowadays to promote new atheism and turn science into a purely new atheist community and issue."
Psychoatheism by Full Monteirism January 30, 2021
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Psychopathism 

The practice of a person actually believing every crazy notion he or she has said over time, often times resulting in he or she acting on it.
Since Regina believes that slaughtering a black cat during every full moon in October frees the souls of her ancestors, she's out right now acting on her psychopathism by finding a black cat to take to the ritual site.
Psychopathism by Jaeber June 9, 2011
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