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“God Spoke to Me”: Subjective Paranormal Experience and the Brain's Homeostatic Response to Early Trauma

2019-06-26

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Subjective paranormal experience (SPE) has been a notable part of the human historical narrative. Alleged miracles, telepathy, clairvoyance, precognition, witchcraft, spiritualism, monsters and ghosts have received a supernatural interpretation. The incidence and prevalence of reported SPE remains at high levels in all populations investigated to date. Previous research on SPE has focused on the cognitive and soci...

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Literature Corpus work: b1cb424e-b9e5-5c5a-a307-462497386964
DOI: 10.20944/preprints201906.0269.v1

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