The Psychology of Superstition

animals answer Ashanti astrologers astrology Azande B. F. Skinner behaviour beliefs and practices Borley Rectory causal chance chapter child coincidence collective unconscious concerned connexion course cultures death described diviner dream environment evidence example experience extra-sensory perception fact fear fortune-teller Frazer Freud ghosts happened horoscopes human ideas individual instance interpretation involved J. B. Rhine Jean Piaget judgements Jung Jung's kind knocking on wood Kwoma Lehmann Lévy-Bruhl luck lucky magic means mental modes of thinking nature notion objective observers occult outcome particular person phenomena Piaget present primitive principle probably problem processes Psychical Research psycho psychoanalysis Psychology question rational regarded reinforcement relationships reported response result ritual rose-chafer sasabonsam sceptical scientific seance sense similar Skinner social societies spirits stimulus stition suggested super supernatural superstition superstitious beliefs synchronicity theory things thought traditional Tylor University Press unlucky whereby witchcraft witches words