Mr. Koch Psychology Forest Lake High School

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Mr. Koch Psychology Forest Lake High School Parapsychology Mr. Koch Psychology Forest Lake High School

Parapsychology Para = “at the side of…” Psychological phenomenon that goes beyond the main area of psychological knowledge and interest

Parapsychology ESP (extra sensory perception) Perception of objects or events through means other than the sensory organs

Kinds of ESP Precognition The ability to know about events before they occur

Kinds of ESP Psychokinesis The ability to make objects move by thinking of them as moving

Kinds of ESP Telepathy The direct transmission of thoughts or ideas from person to person without anything being spoken or written down

Kinds of ESP Clairvoyance The ability to perceive objects that are out of the range of human senses i.e. – sensing the location of a missing child