Seeking Spectral Insight: Some Possible Practical Lessons for Ghost Hunting from Parapsychological Research
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https://doi.org/10.66589/rnc13b29Keywords:
apparitions, ghost hunting, hauntings, paranormal investigationAbstract
With a focus toward the amateur ghost hunting and paranormal enthusiast community (as well as other general audiences), this paper highlights some possible lessons, gleaned from various parapsychological findings, which might be useful for members of this community to practically consider and apply when conducting ghost hunts, particularly when attempts are being made to have a personal sighting or experience with a ghost. Part of the aim here is to provide parapsychological outreach and promote education by helping to sort what might be fact from what might be folklore, particularly when it comes to claims being made in the popular media about ghosts and paranormal investigation.
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