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Just a quick rule check.

Well.....if you look at the Stupidity Rule, it says that "Models that are subject to stupidity are also Immune to Psychology - they just don't get frightened that easily, and by the time they do, it's normally too late."

If you just want to know if a model that is Immune to Psychology can also be subject to Stupidity.....I don't think so unless a rule states otherwise. For example if you have a character that is Immune to Psychology and you give him the Wizarding Hat. He would then be subject to Stupidity.

Yes, Stupid units ARE Immune to Psycology by the Stupid rule.

Dang that sounds horrible

Stupidity is no longer considered 'Psychology', so yes.

...and hasnt been since 6th ed.

Theres also a magic item in the WoC book that makes you submit to stupidity, i don't remember what its called but you can give it to a MoS Lord or Sorcerer who has Immune to psychology

Mark of Slaanesh doesn't actually grant Immune to Psychology. It grants immunity to fear, terror, and panic, which is different- you are permitted to flee (and subject to magic items and effects that can't otherwise target units that are Immune to Psychology).

Ah okay, i thought it was immune to psychology too. I don't have my army book on me atm