The study of paranormal activity is actually called several things.
People who are interested in hauntings, apparitions and poltergeists usually in specific locations, are called variously "ghost hunters" or "ghost investigators". Many of these work in groups or teams generally of a more casual nature.
People who are more focused on producing information from their work may be called "paranormal investigators" or "paranormal researchers". These labels are arbitrary; it is possible "ghost hunters" may call themselves "paranormal investigators" for example. This is as confusing as it sounds.
Those who are academicians and are interested in studying fields related to speicifc anomalous phenomena (such as extrasensory perception, environmental effects on perception tasks, psychokinesis and mental interactions on living systems) are termed "parapsychologists." Parapsychologists usually have advanced degrees. Many are members (at least in the United States) of the Parapsychological Association, the association so accredited by the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS).
the people that study paranormal things or Parapsychology, are caller
parapsychologist..
A medium or a psychic.
Sedimentologists.
Well a Paranormal Archaeologist is much like being a Paranormal Psychologist but instead of people you work with buildings and artifacts. Paranormal Archaeologists study things like the pyramids, Stonehenge, and many other mystical sites. They also work with researching ancient alien sites like those in South America and Mexico. First thing is go to college and study Archeology. Just like a parapsychologist studies psychology. Then you do your research on paranormal locations, for your Masters or Doctorate theses. Write some scientific articles and maybe a few books. Constantly do research and help innovate the field. Other forms of science that will help you out is Torsion Field Theory. There is a couple Paranormal Archaeologists I know that use torsion field detectors a lot. That's pretty much how you do it!
Yes. Some dont believe in it but there is video and people whose careers are specifically about researching paranormal activity.
probably about paranormal activity
None of the Paranormal Activity movies are based on a true story.
Parapsychology is the study of paranormal psychological phenomena, paranormal activity and paranormal beings and the survival of consciousness after death
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I think you call them paranormal investigators or ghost hunters
The people that study ruins are archaeologist.
People who study pathology are called pathologists.
Paranormal
Most people are skeptical of paranormal beliefs because there is no "rational" explanation for paranormal activity. Also, people are frightened by the idea that anything paranormal might exist.
pharmacologists
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Observant.
Zoologist
Physiologists