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Though research consistently shows that women are more likely to believe in ghosts (Bader et al. 2010; Goode 2000; Newport and Strausberg 2001), the population of paranormal investigators I observed did not reflect this trend. Overall, the demographics of my sample did not support marginalization theories, which argue that paranormal beliefs are more common among less socially integrated individuals.
{{cite book}}: |journal= ignored (help)Though research consistently shows that women are more likely to believe in ghosts (Bader et al. 2010; Goode 2000; Newport and Strausberg 2001), the population of paranormal investigators I observed did not reflect this trend. Overall, the demographics of my sample did not support marginalization theories, which argue that paranormal beliefs are more common among less socially integrated individuals.
{{cite book}}: |journal= ignored (help)Though research consistently shows that women are more likely to believe in ghosts (Bader et al. 2010; Goode 2000; Newport and Strausberg 2001), the population of paranormal investigators I observed did not reflect this trend. Overall, the demographics of my sample did not support marginalization theories, which argue that paranormal beliefs are more common among less socially integrated individuals.
{{cite book}}: |journal= ignored (help)Though research consistently shows that women are more likely to believe in ghosts (Bader et al. 2010; Goode 2000; Newport and Strausberg 2001), the population of paranormal investigators I observed did not reflect this trend. Overall, the demographics of my sample did not support marginalization theories, which argue that paranormal beliefs are more common among less socially integrated individuals.
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