TABLE 1, Part 1: Comparison of UHH faculty and student responses
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Statement Category # 1: FOLK BELIEFS         ([S]tudent; [F]aculty; * = control)

Q#   Crowe`s Statement     Sample  Avg Sigma %SD %MD %US %UC %MA %SA   df    p
        Paraphrased        Number  Ans  Mean   1   2   3   4   5   6      
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 1 Some locate underground  S 330  3.3 (0.1)  17  16  22  22  17   7    5  0.001
    water with forked twig  F* 40  2.8 (0.3)  38  10  13  20  18   3   

28 St. Bernard dogs search  S 329  2.5 (0.1)  33  20  24   9   8   5    5  0.001
    for snowbound victims   F* 36  2.8 (0.3)  31  19  11  25   3  11   

29 Photos exist which sug-  S 329  2.1 (0.1)  44  23  23   6   3   2    5  0.001
   gest fairies are real    F* 38  1.9 (0.2)  66   5  16   3   5   5   

44 Biorhythm theory more    S 317  3.3 (0.1)  11  10  41  20  14   4    5  0.001
   reliable than astrology  F* 35  3.5 (0.3)  20  11  11  29  17  11   

62 More births happened 9   S 313  4.1 (0.1)   3   4  34  21  21  18    2  Agree
   mos. after NYC blackout  F* 39  4.4 (0.2)   0   5  10  44  23  18   
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Statement Category # 2: OCCULT BELIEFS       ([S]tudent; [F]aculty; * = control)

Q#   Crowe`s Statement     Sample  Avg Sigma %SD %MD %US %UC %MA %SA   df    p    
        Paraphrased        Number  Ans  Mean   1   2   3   4   5   6          
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 2 The lines on your hands  S 332  2.7 (0.1)  28  16  28  19   7   3    2  0.001
    tell about your future  F* 39  1.8 (0.2)  54  21  18   5   3   0   

13 Stars do tell you about  S 330  3.1 (0.1)  21  16  24  18  15   6    5  0.001
    future and personality  F* 39  2.1 (0.2)  59  13   3  18   5   3   

17 Your handwriting tells   S 332  3.8 (0.1)   7  11  22  27  27   7    5  0.001
   about your personality   F* 40  3.6 (0.3)  18  13   8  28  23  13   

22 People can relive expe-  S 328  3.2 (0.1)  14  17  31  22  11   5    5  0.001
   riences from past lives  F* 40  2.1 (0.2)  58  10  13  13   3   5   

43 Poltergeists are child-  S 321  2.3 (0.1)  32  26  30  10   2   1    5  0.001
   ren seeking attention    F* 34  2.6 (0.2)  32  12  26  24   3   3   

45 Some mediums do contact  S 324  3.1 (0.1)  18  15  31  19  14   4    5  0.001
    spirits of dead people  F* 40  1.9 (0.2)  63  13  13   5   5   3   
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%SD = % of sample that Strongly Disagreed with statement (almost certainly false)
%MD = % of sample that Moderately Disagreed with statement (probably false)
%US = % of sample that were Unsure but Skeptical of statement (questionable)
%UC = % of sample that were Unsure but Credulous of statement (possibly true)
%MA = % of sample that Moderately Agreed with statement (probably true)
%SA = % of sample that Strongly Agreed with statement (almost certainly true)
 df = highest number of degrees of freedom producing a valid chi-squared test
  p = p-value for the chi-squared test using the tabulated degrees of freedom
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        TABLE 1, Part 2: Comparison of UHH faculty and student responses
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Statement Category # 3: PSYCHIC PHENOMENA    ([S]tudent; [F]aculty; * = control)

Q#   Crowe`s Statement     Sample  Avg Sigma %SD %MD %US %UC %MA %SA   df    p    
        Paraphrased        Number  Ans  Mean   1   2   3   4   5   6          
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14 Some psychics can reli-  S 331  3.8 (0.1)  10   7  24  24  22  12    5  0.001
   ably predict the future  F* 40  2.5 (0.3)  43  20   5  18  10   5   

37 Psychics repair clocks,  S 326  2.9 (0.1)  23  19  27  16  11   5    1  0.001
    bend spoons with minds  F* 40  1.6 (0.2)  65  18   5  13   0   0   

38 Some people see remote   S 327  3.8 (0.1)   8   9  24  25  23  11    5  0.001
   events in their minds    F* 39  2.8 (0.2)  33   8  21  28   8   3   

46 Some psychics do influ-  S 326  2.7 (0.1)  26  20  28  16   7   2    2  0.001
   ence the roll of dice    F* 40  1.5 (0.2)  68  23   3   5   0   3   

61 Some people have demon-  S 318  4.0 (0.1)   7   7  21  23  28  14    5  0.001
   strated powers of ESP    F* 39  3.3 (0.3)  26  15   8  21  15  15   

68 Some people can telepa-  S 319  3.5 (0.1)  11  10  30  22  20   7    5  0.001
   thically read your mind  F* 40  2.5 (0.3)  38  23  15   8  13   5  

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Statement Category # 4: BRAIN AND MIND       ([S]tudent; [F]aculty; * = control)

Q#   Crowe`s Statement     Sample  Avg Sigma %SD %MD %US %UC %MA %SA   df    p    
        Paraphrased        Number  Ans  Mean   1   2   3   4   5   6          
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 5 NDEs can be reproduced   S 332  3.4 (0.1)  12  16  26  19  18   8    5  0.001
   by administering drugs   F* 32  3.7 (0.3)   9  13  19  22  31   6  

11 Subliminal tapes have    S 328  4.5 (0.1)   4   4  14  21  31  26    5  0.001
   subconscious messages    F* 36  4.1 (0.3)   8   6  19  25  19  22  

42 Sleepwalkers are acting  S 325  3.7 (0.1)   7  11  25  28  22   8    2  0.001
    out vivid dreams        F* 36  3.0 (0.2)  11  28  22  28  11   0

48 People under hypnosis    S 323  3.3 (0.1)  11  16  32  22  13   7    2  0.001
   never fantasize or lie   F* 36  2.6 (0.2)  22  25  31  14   8   0

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%SD = % of sample that Strongly Disagreed with statement (almost certainly false)
%MD = % of sample that Moderately Disagreed with statement (probably false)
%US = % of sample that were Unsure but Skeptical of statement (questionable)
%UC = % of sample that were Unsure but Credulous of statement (possibly true)
%MA = % of sample that Moderately Agreed with statement (probably true)
%SA = % of sample that Strongly Agreed with statement (almost certainly true)
 df = highest number of degrees of freedom producing a valid chi-squared test
  p = p-value for the chi-squared test using the tabulated degrees of freedom
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        TABLE 1, Part 3: Comparison of UHH faculty and student responses
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Statement Category # 5: LUNAR EFFECTS        ([S]tudent; [F]aculty; * = control)

Q#   Crowe`s Statement     Sample  Avg Sigma %SD %MD %US %UC %MA %SA   df    p    
        Paraphrased        Number  Ans  Mean   1   2   3   4   5   6        
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 3 More births happen near  S 330  2.8 (0.1)  17  21  35  21   5   2    1  Agree
    the time of full moon   F* 38  2.5 (0.2)  32  13  29  26   0   0  

 8 Female menstruation is   S 327  2.8 (0.1)  30  19  17  17   9   8    2  0.001
   related to moon phases   F* 39  2.2 (0.2)  38  31  13  10   8   0 

50 No good evidence that    S 323  3.2 (0.1)  11  18  34  20  10   7    5  0.001
   moon affects behavior    F* 38  3.3 (0.3)  18  21  21  11  13  16

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Statement Category # 6: EXTRATERRESTRIALS   ([S]tudent; [F]aculty; * = control)

Q#   Crowe`s Statement     Sample  Avg Sigma %SD %MD %US %UC %MA %SA   df    p    
        Paraphrased        Number  Ans  Mean   1   2   3   4   5   6         
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 4 UFO abduction tales are  S 329  3.3 (0.1)  13  12  30  25  12   7    5  0.001
    real and not fantasy    F* 37  2.1 (0.2)  54  16  11  11   5   3

19 Some UFOs are probably   S 328  3.5 (0.1)  10  12  30  25  14   9    5  0.001
   ships from other worlds  F* 38  2.4 (0.2)  37  26   8  21   5   3 

34 There is intelligent     S 325  3.8 (0.1)   7   8  30  25  16  13    5  0.001
   life on other planets    F* 36  3.9 (0.2)  11   6  14  39  17  14

41 CIA has made public all  S 324  2.1 (0.1)  43  21  24   7   3   2    5  0.001
    its files about UFOs    F* 36  2.4 (0.3)  44  14  19   6  11   6

56 Alien visitors affected  S 323  2.9 (0.1)  18  19  34  16   7   6    2  0.001
    our ancient culture     F* 39  2.0 (0.2)  46  26  15  10   0   3

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%SD = % of sample that Strongly Disagreed with statement (almost certainly false)
%MD = % of sample that Moderately Disagreed with statement (probably false)
%US = % of sample that were Unsure but Skeptical of statement (questionable)
%UC = % of sample that were Unsure but Credulous of statement (possibly true)
%MA = % of sample that Moderately Agreed with statement (probably true)
%SA = % of sample that Strongly Agreed with statement (almost certainly true)
 df = highest number of degrees of freedom producing a valid chi-squared test
  p = p-value for the chi-squared test using the tabulated degrees of freedom
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        TABLE 1, Part 4: Comparison of UHH faculty and student responses
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Statement Category # 7: CONSUMER AWARENESS   ([S]tudent; [F]aculty; * = control)

Q#   Crowe`s Statement     Sample  Avg Sigma %SD %MD %US %UC %MA %SA   df    p    
        Paraphrased        Number  Ans  Mean   1   2   3   4   5   6         
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10 Publishers verify that   S 329  3.4 (0.1)  20  14  20  13  17  16    2  0.001
   their books are correct  F* 37  1.6 (0.2)  73  16   0   3   5   3  

33 No evidence that pres-   S 330  2.3 (0.1)  34  29  23   8   5   2    5  0.001
   ervatives are harmful    F* 40  2.3 (0.2)  45  20   8  20   5   3   

39 Healthfood stores don`t  S 328  2.3 (0.1)  32  31  22  11   3   1    1  0.001
    sell contaminated food  F* 40  1.4 (0.1)  78  18   0   0   5   0  

65 Silver fillings often    S 316  3.7 (0.1)   4   7  37  28  14  10    5  0.001
   contain harmful mercury  F* 37  3.5 (0.2)   8   8  35  32   5  11

69 Tabloids do pay readers  S 315  4.7 (0.1)   3   5  10  17  30  35    2  0.001
    for unverified stories  F* 39  4.9 (0.2)   3   0   3  26  36  33 

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Statement Category # 8: NUTRITION AWARENESS  ([S]tudent; [F]aculty; * = control)

Q#   Crowe`s Statement     Sample  Avg Sigma %SD %MD %US %UC %MA %SA   df    p    
        Paraphrased        Number  Ans  Mean   1   2   3   4   5   6         
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25 Brown bread is better    S 332  4.5 (0.1)   5   5  12  18  31  28    5  0.001
   for us than white bread  F* 38  4.0 (0.3)  11  13  13  16  26  21  

26 Brown sugar is better    S 330  3.5 (0.1)  11  10  34  21  15  10    5  0.001
   for us than white sugar  F* 39  2.9 (0.3)  31  15  15  21  10   8  

27 Megadoses of vitamins    S 332  2.0 (0.1)  44  27  18   7   2   2    2  0.001
   are safe and beneficial  F* 40  1.6 (0.2)  65  23   8   3   0   3 

32 Canned veggies higher    S 331  1.9 (0.1)  52  23  15   6   2   2    5  0.001
   VitC than store produce  F* 39  1.8 (0.2)  54  28   8   5   3   3

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%SD = % of sample that Strongly Disagreed with statement (almost certainly false)
%MD = % of sample that Moderately Disagreed with statement (probably false)
%US = % of sample that were Unsure but Skeptical of statement (questionable)
%UC = % of sample that were Unsure but Credulous of statement (possibly true)
%MA = % of sample that Moderately Agreed with statement (probably true)
%SA = % of sample that Strongly Agreed with statement (almost certainly true)
 df = highest number of degrees of freedom producing a valid chi-squared test
  p = p-value for the chi-squared test using the tabulated degrees of freedom
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        TABLE 1, Part 5: Comparison of UHH faculty and student responses
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Statement Category # 9: BIBLE-BASED BELIEFS  ([S]tudent; [F]aculty; * = control)

Q#   Crowe`s Statement     Sample  Avg Sigma %SD %MD %US %UC %MA %SA   df    p    
        Paraphrased        Number  Ans  Mean   1   2   3   4   5   6         
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 7 People can be healed by  S 332  3.4 (0.1)  14  15  25  23  16   8    5  0.001
    religionists/psychics   F* 38  2.6 (0.3)  39  18  13   8  16   5

23 Miracles happened just   S 325  3.6 (0.1)  13  11  25  24  13  15    2  0.001
   as it says in the Bible  F* 38  2.3 (0.3)  50  11  13  18   0   8  

36 The Shroud of Turin was  S 319  2.9 (0.1)  19  13  39  19   7   3    2  0.001
    Christ`s burial cloth   F* 39  1.7 (0.2)  67   8  15   8   0   3  

47 The week has 7 days be-  S 323  3.7 (0.1)  17   9  21  16  13  24    5  0.001
   cause it's in the Bible  F* 35  2.7 (0.3)  43  17   6  11   6  17  

53 Satanic messages are     S 319  3.7 (0.1)  14  10  21  16  18  20    5  0.001
   hidden in rock songs     F* 37  2.3 (0.3)  43  19  19   5   8   5  
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Statement Category #10: GENERAL SCIENCE      ([S]tudent; [F]aculty; * = control)

Q#   Crowe`s Statement     Sample  Avg Sigma %SD %MD %US %UC %MA %SA   df    p    
        Paraphrased        Number  Ans  Mean   1   2   3   4   5   6          
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15 Humans are descended     S 329  4.2 (0.1)  14   5  11  12  27  30    2  0.001
   from apes/lower animals  F* 39  4.6 (0.3)  15   3   0   8  33  41

31 There is reliable evi-   S 329  4.1 (0.1)   4   8  21  26  22  18    5  0.001
   dence for global flood   F* 38  3.1 (0.3)  32   8  18  18  13  11  

35 Evolution and growth     S 307  3.1 (0.1)  12   9  49  18   8   4    5  0.001
   violate the entropy law  F* 33  1.8 (0.2)  67   9   9   9   3   3  

40 Technology traces its    S 320  4.3 (0.1)   4   3  17  26  33  18    5  0.001
   origin to Newton`s work  F* 37  4.2 (0.3)  14   8  11  16  16  35  

59 Earth`s age is known to  S 315  4.2 (0.1)   7   4  18  23  27  22    2  Agree
    be about 5 billion yrs  F* 34  4.4 (0.2)   0   9   6  35  32  18  

63 All continents merged    S 319  4.6 (0.1)   2   2  15  22  27  31    2  Agree
   200 million yrs ago      F* 38  4.6 (0.2)   0   3  13  24  39  21  
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%SD = % of sample that Strongly Disagreed with statement (almost certainly false)
%MD = % of sample that Moderately Disagreed with statement (probably false)
%US = % of sample that were Unsure but Skeptical of statement (questionable)
%UC = % of sample that were Unsure but Credulous of statement (possibly true)
%MA = % of sample that Moderately Agreed with statement (probably true)
%SA = % of sample that Strongly Agreed with statement (almost certainly true)
 df = highest number of degrees of freedom producing a valid chi-squared test
  p = p-value for the chi-squared test using the tabulated degrees of freedom
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        TABLE 1, Part 6: Comparison of UHH faculty and student responses
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Statement Category #11: PHYSICS              ([S]tudent; [F]aculty; * = control)

Q#   Crowe`s Statement     Sample  Avg Sigma %SD %MD %US %UC %MA %SA   df    p    
        Paraphrased        Number  Ans  Mean   1   2   3   4   5   6        
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 6 2 same-ht hills: more    S 323  3.8 (0.1)  17  15  10  10  26  22    5  0.001
   energy to climb steeper  F* 39  2.5 (0.3)  59   3   8   5   8  18

 9 Gravity is the weakest   S 327  1.9 (0.1)  50  26  13   5   3   3    5  0.001
   force in nature.         F* 35  2.3 (0.3)  51  14   9   6  14   6

18 Centrifugal force acts   S 323  4.4 (0.1)   5   5  16  18  29  27    2  0.001
   on a circulating object  F* 37  4.2 (0.3)  24   5   0  11  19  41  

49 Space and time are ab-   S 320  3.8 (0.1)  11  10  20  20  21  18    2  0.001
   solute in existence      F* 35  2.3 (0.3)  51  11  17   9   0  11   

60 Matter can appear and    S 317  3.0 (0.1)  16  17  32  20  10   5    5  0.001
   disappear in void space  F* 38  2.8 (0.3)  32  16  18  16  11   8  

64 Someday we will travel   S 318  3.9 (0.1)  10   9  20  22  21  18    5  0.001
   faster than light speed  F* 39  2.8 (0.3)  36  18  15   5  13  13  

67 Can measure both elect-  S 315  3.8 (0.1)   7   7  29  24  21  12    5  0.001
   ron`s position/velocity  F* 39  2.4 (0.3)  51  10   8  15  10   5   
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Statement Category #12: ASTRONOMY            ([S]tudent; [F]aculty; * = control)

Q#   Crowe`s Statement     Sample  Avg Sigma %SD %MD %US %UC %MA %SA   df    p    
        Paraphrased        Number  Ans  Mean   1   2   3   4   5   6         
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16 Black holes are found    S 329  3.8 (0.1)   7   6  25  35  19   8    2  0.001
   everywhere in Milky Way  F* 36  2.9 (0.2)  28   8  22  25  17   0 

55 Scientists have found    S 323  2.3 (0.1)  38  17  30  13   1   1    2  0.001
   life on Mars             F* 39  1.5 (0.2)  77   8   3  10   3   0

57 Most matter in universe  S 314  2.9 (0.1)  18  21  30  21   6   4    5  0.001
    emits no radiation      F* 34  3.7 (0.3)  12   9  26  24  12  18 

58 The atoms in our bodies  S 315  2.8 (0.1)  22  19  36  11   5   8    5  0.001
    were produced in stars  F* 35  4.1 (0.3)  14  11   6  20  20  29 

66 Astronomers have disco-  S 314  2.9 (0.1)  13  18  43  18   6   2    5  0.001
   vered alcohol in space   F* 34  3.3 (0.3)  24   9  18  26  15   9
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%SD = % of sample that Strongly Disagreed with statement (almost certainly false)
%MD = % of sample that Moderately Disagreed with statement (probably false)
%US = % of sample that were Unsure but Skeptical of statement (questionable)
%UC = % of sample that were Unsure but Credulous of statement (possibly true)
%MA = % of sample that Moderately Agreed with statement (probably true)
%SA = % of sample that Strongly Agreed with statement (almost certainly true)
 df = highest number of degrees of freedom producing a valid chi-squared test
  p = p-value for the chi-squared test using the tabulated degrees of freedom
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        TABLE 1, Part 7: Comparison of UHH faculty and student responses
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Statement Category #13: MEDICAL AWARENESS    ([S]tudent; [F]aculty; * = control)

Q#   Crowe`s Statement     Sample  Avg Sigma %SD %MD %US %UC %MA %SA   df    p    
        Paraphrased        Number  Ans  Mean   1   2   3   4   5   6         
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20 Fat loss from diet/ex-   S 328  2.8 (0.1)  23  20  30  14   9   6    5  0.001
   ercise slows fertility   F* 38  3.9 (0.3)  16   8  18  13  21  24  

21 Stress has been found    S 330  4.5 (0.1)   4   7  16  15  26  32    5  0.001
   to be cause of disease   F* 40  5.1 (0.2)   3   5   5  13  20  55 

24 The pill is the best     S 331  3.2 (0.1)  30  12  11  14  21  12    5  0.001
   birth control device     F* 39  3.5 (0.3)  23  18   8   8  23  21 

30 Death from cancer is     S 327  3.5 (0.1)  11  12  29  21  19   9    5  0.001
   related to dietary fat   F* 39  3.9 (0.2)  10   8  18  26  26  13 

52 Smoking is a cause of    S 325  5.4 (0.1)   2   2   3   6  25  63    2  Agree
   lung cancer              F* 39  5.5 (0.1)   0   3   0   8  26  64 

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Statement Category #14: ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE ([S]tudent; [F]aculty; * = control)

Q#   Crowe`s Statement     Sample  Avg Sigma %SD %MD %US %UC %MA %SA   df    p    
        Paraphrased        Number  Ans  Mean   1   2   3   4   5   6         
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12 Herbal medicines safer   S 327  3.7 (0.1)   6  13  25  28  18   9    5  0.001
   than conventional ones   F* 38  2.3 (0.2)  39  18  21  16   3   3

51 You can inspect the eye  S 317  3.3 (0.1)   9  15  37  22  11   6    5  0.001
    and diagnose disease    F* 36  2.9 (0.3)  31  17   8  22  17   6  

54 Chiropractic is based    S 323  4.5 (0.1)   2   6  15  22  30  26    5  0.001
   on valid spinal theory   F* 38  3.8 (0.3)  16  11  13  13  29  18

70 Acupuncture is valuable  S 318  4.4 (0.1)   2   4  18  30  26  21    5  Agree
    as a healing technique  F* 39  4.4 (0.2)   3   3  15  33  28  18
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%SD = % of sample that Strongly Disagreed with statement (almost certainly false)
%MD = % of sample that Moderately Disagreed with statement (probably false)
%US = % of sample that were Unsure but Skeptical of statement (questionable)
%UC = % of sample that were Unsure but Credulous of statement (possibly true)
%MA = % of sample that Moderately Agreed with statement (probably true)
%SA = % of sample that Strongly Agreed with statement (almost certainly true)
 df = highest number of degrees of freedom producing a valid chi-squared test
  p = p-value for the chi-squared test using the tabulated degrees of freedom
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TABLE 2, Part 1: Statements common to both Morris and Crowe surveys
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Q##   Morris`s Statement (see TABLE 1 for Crowe`s Statements)

61    ESP exists.
68    Some people, by telepathy, can tell what another person is thinking.
38    Some people have mental powers such that they can be aware of events
      taking place at a distance from them.
14    Some people have mental powers enabling them to tell the future.
46    Some people can influence the roll of dice by concentration.
19    Some UFOs (unidentified flying objects) are really flying saucers.
17    Some people can tell about your personality by looking at your handwriting.
 1    Some people, by the use of a forked twig, can locate underground water.
 7    Some religious persons can cure people of illnesses to a degree not
      attributable to mere "power of suggestion."
45    Some mediums can get in contact with the spirits of dead people.
 2    It is possible to tell about a person's history or personality by the lines
      on his hands.
 8    The menstrual cycle of females is related to the phases of the moon.
13    The star constellation under which a person is born can tell about his
      future and/or personality.
52    Smoking causes lung cancer.
15    Man is descended from apes and lower animals.
24    The pill is the most effective birth-control device.
55    Scientists will find life on Mars.
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TABLE 2, Part 2: Comparison of Morris & Crowe surveys (raw means and categories)
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Q# Morris`s key  No. Mean  Assessment | Crowe`s key         No. Mean  Assessment
                                      |
61 ESP           200  6.2   Mod. Bel. | ESP                 318  4.0   Un. Cred.
68 TELEPATHY     200  5.0   Sli. Bel. | TELEPATHY           319  3.5   Un. Skep.
38 CLAIRVOYANCE  200  4.8   Sli. Bel. | REMOTE VIEWING      327  3.8   Un. Cred.
14 PRECOGNITION  200  4.7   Sli. Bel. | PSYCHIC PREDICTIONS 331  3.8   Un. Cred.
46 PSYCHOKINESIS 200  2.5   Str. Dis. | PSYCHIC GAMBLING    326  2.7   Un. Skep.
19 SAUCERS       200  5.3   Sli. Bel. | UFOs                328  3.5   Un. Skep.
17 GRAPHOLOGY    200  5.2   Sli. Bel. | GRAPHOLOGY          332  3.8   Un. Cred.
 1 DOWSING       200  3.7   Sli. Dis. | DOWSING             330  3.3   Un. Skep.
 7 FAITH-HEALING 200  3.6   Sli. Dis. | FAITH-HEALERS       332  3.4   Un. Skep.
45 SPIRITUALISM  200  2.5   Str. Dis. | SPIRITUALISM        324  3.1   Un. Skep.
 2 PALMISTRY     200  2.7   Mod. Dis. | PALMISTRY           332  2.7   Un. Skep.
 8 MOON/MENSES   200  2.5   Mod. Dis. | MENSTRUAL CYCLES    327  2.8   Un. Skep.
13 ASTROLOGY     200  2.5   Str. Dis. | ASTROLOGY           330  3.1   Un. Skep.
52 SMOKE/CANCER  200  6.4   Mod. Bel. | SMOKING & CANCER    325  5.4   Mod. Agr.
15 EVOLUTION     200  5.4   Sli. Bel. | EVOLUTION           329  4.2   Un. Cred.
24 THE PILL      200  5.4   Sli. Bel. | BIRTH CONTROL PILL  331  3.2   Un. Skep.
55 MARS          200  5.1   Sli. Bel. | LIFE ON MARS        323  2.3   Mod. Dis.
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                       Abs.  Str.  Mod.   Sli.   Sli.  Mod.  Str.  Abs.
                       Dis.  Dis.  Dis.   Dis.   Bel.  Bel.  Bel.  Bel.
Morris's categories     1     2     3      4      5     6     7     8
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Crowe's categories         1        2      3      4     5        6
                          Str.     Mod.   Un.    Un.   Mod.     Str.
                          Dis.     Dis.  Skep.  Cred.  Agr.     Agr.
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