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So many people claim to be psychic these days. Palm readers and astrologers "see" into the future, while mediums insist they can communicate with the dead, and "psychic detectives" are brought in to help solve crimes. Faith healers and psychic surgeons attract vast audiences, and millions of TV viewers are exposed to "psychic hotlines." But what proof do we have that any of these claims can be supported?
Authors Wiseman and Morris provide practical and flexible guidelines to help health professionals, law enforcement agencies, cult investigators, scientists, and the public assess those who claim to have strong psychic ability. From outlining specific types of tests to developing experimental protocols, finally, the tools exist to detect and prevent fraud and deception.
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Are those Psychic Friends (tm) you see on late night TV really psychic, or are they just trying to get chummy with your money? Here is a straightforward book with practical and flexible guidelines for assessing the veracity of psychic claimants. Scientists, law enforcement officers, the general public and you can all benefit from the simple tests in this handbook. Put it in your shopping basket, and the next time someone claims to be your psychic buddy, you can make them prove it.
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