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ABSTRACT
In a national survey in Iceland, 31 percent of
respondents reported “having perceived the presence of a deceased
person.” A multinational Gallup survey conducted in sixteen western
countries showed widespread claims of personal contacts with the dead,
as well as, considerable national differences. Such experiences were
reported most frequently by Icelanders and Italians whereas Norwegians
and Danes, considered culturally closest to Icelanders, reported the
lowest incidence (9%). In the Iceland survey, interviews were conducted
with 127 persons on the nature of these experiences, their relationship
with the deceased, the conditions under which these experiences occurred,
and various characteristics of the interviewees, as well as, the deceased
persons. Attempts were made to test some theories of what may elicit
such experiences.
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