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Journal Article
Testing for Individual Differences in Anomalous Interactions with Objects (Psychometry)
2023
Overview
The current study seeks to explore how differences in tendencies to experience the Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response (or ASMR) relate to performance on a psychometry task. ASMR has yet to be explored in relation to psi 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. Assessing individual variation in personality and empathy traits in self-reported autonomous sensory meridian response.
Publisher
Parapsychology Press
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