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Kia Aarnio2005

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Paranormal beliefs, education, and thinking styles

Kia Aarnio · Marjaana Lindeman

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Year2005

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Published2005-07-06

VenuePersonality and Individual Differences

ISSN-L0191-8869

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Citations262

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