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Rating the Persuasiveness of Empirical Evidence for the Survival of Consciousness After Bodily Death: A cross-sectional study
📄 Original study ↗ Wahbeh, Helané., Delorme, Arnaud., Radin, Dean. • 2023 Current Era • overview
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APA
Wahbeh, Helané., Delorme, Arnaud., Radin, Dean. (2023). Rating the Persuasiveness of Empirical Evidence for the Survival of Consciousness After Bodily Death: A cross-sectional study. .
BibTeX
@article{wahbeh_2023_persuasiveness_survival,
title = {Rating the Persuasiveness of Empirical Evidence for the Survival of Consciousness After Bodily Death: A cross-sectional study},
author = {Wahbeh, Helané. and Delorme, Arnaud. and Radin, Dean.},
year = {2023},
journal = {},
}