2014-04-07 23:17:59 UTC
For my Research Project I have decided to focus on 'The Paranormal', and my question of choice is 'Is there always scientific or psychological proof for paranormal activity/ hauntings?'
This scientific and psychological proof should be information that suggests ghosts/spirits ARE NOT REAL. For example, people believe Ouija boards do not work, and that it is the work of the Ideometer effect, where people unknowingly move the planchette as it was suggest that it would.
I need help finding scientific and psychological proof for various Paranormal entities, such as...
- Orbs
- Visible ghosts, such as mist or apparitions
- Poltergeists
- Warm and Cold Spots
As well as scientific and psychological proof for various things that can occur due to ghosts/ spirits, such as...
- People hearing voices
- People smelling supposed ghosts (e.g. When people smell perfume due to a female ghost being present)
- Noises (such as knocking, tapping)
- People being touched (e.g. being poked, tapped, stroked or shoved)
- Objects moving by themselves
If anybody has any information on this (REFERENCES MUST BE PROVIDED), please give me a brief overview and then a link to a website, or the name of the book in which you got the information from.
And, before people assume I am a skeptic, or I'm small-minded, I do believe in ghosts/ spirits. I have always loved science and psychology, and believe it would be interesting to see through the eyes of a skeptic.