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Exploring Unusual Moments in Daily Life: Phantom Phone Signals, psychosis-like experiences and wellbeing

2026-07-17

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<p>Phantom phone signals (PPS) describe hearing or feeling a phone notification when there was none. These benign hallucinatory perceptions are common in the general population, and are associated with phone use, wellbeing, and psychosis-like experiences (PLEs). Most research has studied younger adult samples; this study assessed PPS prevalence and correlates in a representative UK adult sample.Our online question...

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DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/tupn5_v1

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