After some database errors and the loss of our first Case Study, version 2 is now ready for active participation.

Information on CASE STUDY: 0209-0001.2

Objective: The purpose of this case study is to collect and interpret data to determine what specific traits person(s) claiming to experience paranormal phenomena exhibit.

Case Study: 0209-0001.2 will consist of an in-depth survey that will be administered to both paranormal claimants and non-claimants. Over the course of a 12 month span, the surveys will be administered and the data collected and the findings published. 

It is our hopes that we can come to a definitive conclusion on the specific characteristics and traits that those claiming paranormal experiences exhibit to continue and further the study of paranormal research. By coming to a definitive conclusion that specific traits and characteristics exist within shared paranormal claimants, the data collected may help us understand why people claim to experience paranormal phenomena. 

With the understanding that new information may come to light and new questions may be posed, new questions that are deemed significant to the study will be added every 12 month cycle to ensure that each of the studies is given the same amount of time to collect information. At the end of the 12 month cycle, a new version (Case number 0209-0001.1, 0209-0001.2, etc) will replace the old study at the beginning of a new 12 month cycle. 

The case study will continue to collect data from the surveys for as long as PSIRO is instated as a professional research organization or until PSIRO and its members deem the information no longer of importance to the understanding and research within the paranormal. 

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