|also_known_as=Psychical research
|notable_case=Society for Psychical Research; Rhine Research Center; Ganzfeld experiments; PEAR laboratory
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* Historical research.
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...c.uk/articles/jb-rhine/ |publisher=Psi Encyclopedia (Society for Psychical Research)}}</ref>
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...sification System''' defines how subjects, cases, locations, entities, and research materials are organised within [[The Vault]].
* Research subjects
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|name=Research Methodology
|type=Research Framework
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|name=Princeton Engineering Anomalies Research
|type=University research laboratory
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...e]], who used it as the title of his influential 1934 book summarising his research at Duke University.<ref name="britannica">{{cite web |title=J.B. Rhine |url
...ials using human subjects.<ref name="britannica" /> The lab's standardised methodology used Zener cards (also now known as ESP cards): a deck of 25 cards divided
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|publisher=Boston Society for Psychic Research
|type=Research publication
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|traditions=Secular/amateur ghost hunting; parapsychology; psychical research
|origin=19th-century psychical research; modern amateur "ghost hunting" form popularised from the 2000s onward
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|type=Philosophical stance / methodology
|status=An active, ongoing methodology and organised movement
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|notable_case=Princeton Engineering Anomalies Research (PEAR) lab (1979–2007)
...Henry Holt, but it was popularised specifically through [[J. B. Rhine]]'s research at Duke University in the 1930s and 1940s.
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Newspapers are frequently used sources for historical research.
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...ryptozoologists: while Heuvelmans is often credited with coining it, later research suggested Sanderson may have used the term privately several years earlier,
== Methodology ==
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...estler Professor of Parapsychology; President of the Society for Psychical Research
...chology there in 1993 under his supervision. She remained at the unit as a research fellow until 2006, when she took up a senior lectureship in psychology at t
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'''How We Evaluate Claims''' explains the research and assessment process used by [[The Vault]] when documenting paranormal cl
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Replication is a central part of scientific research.
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'''The Vault Case Assessment Process''' defines the method used to research, document and evaluate cases within [[The Vault]].
# Historical research
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* Methodology.
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* Historical research.
* Previous research.
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* Published research.
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