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Survey of Paranormal Beliefs and Media Effects


Survey of Paranormal Beliefs and Media Effects
A research paper testing hypotheses about beliefs in paranormal events across religious, ethnic, and gender lines.
3,283 words (approx. 13.1 pages) | 16 sources | 1999 United States


Paper Summary:

This is a research paper which examines the following hypotheses :

? People who watch ?The X-Files? will show higher rates of believing the government is hiding information about aliens.

? People who have no religion will show lower rates of believing :

The government is hiding information about aliens

Any of the supernatural activities (a, b, c, d?)

? People who believe in God will show higher rates of believing in other supernatural items.

? People who do not believe in God will show lower rates of believing in other supernatural items.

? People from non-caucasian backgrounds will show less rates of believing in supernatural items other than God.

? There will be higher rates of people with caucasian backgrounds who believe in supernatural items other than God.

? There will be a higher rate of students who believe that the government is hiding information about aliens.

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APA Citation:

Survey of Paranormal Beliefs and Media Effects (2012, January 15). Retrieved February 11, 2012, from http://www.academon.com/Research-Paper-Survey-of-Paranormal-Beliefs-and-Media-Effects/251

MLA Citation:

"Survey of Paranormal Beliefs and Media Effects" 15 January 2012. Web. 11 Feb. 2012. <http://www.academon.com/Research-Paper-Survey-of-Paranormal-Beliefs-and-Media-Effects/251>




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OmarKQ US
Publisher Since:
Dec 13, 2000
I have a law degree (JD), as well as a Psychology MA and Criminal Justice MS. I graduated from the University at Buffalo - SUNY in May 2000 with a Psychology Honors, BS, and I was award High Departmental Honors for my work during my final year on my undergraduate honors thesis for which I had to carry out an original research project in the Behavioral Neuroscience Program.
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