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Journal Article
Exploring the Correlates and Nature of Anomalous Interactions with Objects (Psychometry)
2022
Overview
ASMR has yet to be explored in relation to par- anormal experiences, but seems to be promising as an anomaly-prone variable, given its association with traits that are associated with increased connectivity and tendencies to report exceptional experiences including openness to experience (Fredborg et al., 2017; McErlean & Banissy, 2017), increased scoring on transliminality, body consciousness, and unusual experiences (Roberts et al., 2020) and higher scores on empathic concern (McErlean & Banissy, 2017). The study URL was distributed among faculty and staff in the College of Culture, Art and Scientific Inquiry at the University of West Georgia, psychology students at UWG, and was also sent out to members of the Rhine Research Center mailing list and shared widely on social media. Results: The quantitative analysis found that there was a significant difference between those who reported psychometry and those who did not on ASMR scores.
Publisher
Parapsychology Press
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