What do you call people who study the paranormal?

Answer 1

Oh, dude, those are called parapsychologists. They're like the ghostbusters of the science world, except instead of proton packs, they use data and research to explore all things spooky. So, if you ever need help figuring out if your house is haunted or if you just have a noisy neighbor, these are the folks to call.

Answer 2

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).

Answer 3

the people that study paranormal things or Parapsychology, are caller

parapsychologist..

Answer 4

A medium or a psychic.