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Differences in Cognitive-Perceptual Factors Arising From Variations in Self-Professed Paranormal Ability
📄 Original study ↗ Drinkwater, Kenneth Graham., Dagnall, Neil., Denovan, Andrew., Williams, Christopher. • 2021 Current Era • overview
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Drinkwater, Kenneth Graham., Dagnall, Neil., Denovan, Andrew., Williams, Christopher. (2021). Differences in Cognitive-Perceptual Factors Arising From Variations in Self-Professed Paranormal Ability. . https://doi.org/10.3389/fpsyg.2021.681520
BibTeX
@article{drinkwater_2021a_paranormal_ability_cognitive,
title = {Differences in Cognitive-Perceptual Factors Arising From Variations in Self-Professed Paranormal Ability},
author = {Drinkwater, Kenneth Graham. and Dagnall, Neil. and Denovan, Andrew. and Williams, Christopher.},
year = {2021},
journal = {},
doi = {10.3389/fpsyg.2021.681520},
}