S and said that a poltergeist is a spirit, usually mischievous, but sometimes also behaves maliciously, and that manifests itself by making noises, moving objects in place and assaulting people and animals.
His knowledge was massive because of the movie "Poltergeist," which they say is about a real fact of this phenomenon. The word "poltergeist" comes from the German poltern, "knock" and geist, "spirit." Some cases of poltergeists have been explained and may involve the presence of true minds.
poltergeist phenomena are more frequent showers of stones, dust and other small objects, release and transport of objects (including heavy furniture), loud noises, screams, strange lights, apparitions and smells foul. Poltergeists have adapted to technological development and are capable of interfering phones and other electronic equipment, and on and turning off lights and other electrical appliances. It is said that some poltergeists pinch, bite, hit and even sexually assault people who experience them. poltergeist activity usually starts and ends abruptly. A typical episode can last from several hours to several months, and even some reported that lasted for several years. The activity occurs mostly at night, when someone is present, usually an "agent", which is the person who seems to serve as a focus or magnet for the activity. The agent is a factor in most cases, both of which seem paranormal than can be caused by human PK. The agents are almost always women under twenty years.
Until here everything seems to be the story of a science fiction movie, but says the psychology of this?.
As always, there is a valid explanation, reasonable and scientific
: Investigations of William Roll, project director of the Psychical Research Foundation in Durham, North Carolina, have corroborated the theory of psychological dysfunction. In the '60s, began studying Roll written reports on 116 cases of poltergeists that occurred over four centuries and over a hundred countries, and could identify the repetition of what he called "recurrent spontaneous psychokinesis" (PKer), which are spontaneous and understandable material effects. He also found that the most common agent was a child or adolescent whose involuntary I'K was a way of expressing hostility without fear of punishment. The person is usually unaware that was the cause of the riots, but secretly or openly rejoiced in them. Other researchers have found that agents are often in poor physical or mental health and therefore are vulnerable to stress. Patients with unresolved emotional tensions have been associated with houses where poltergeist disturbances occurred. When studying the personalities of the actors, psychologists have found anxiety reactions, conversion hysteria, phobias, obsessions, obsessions, dissociative reactions, and schizophrenia. In some cases, psychotherapy takes away the poltergeist phenomena.
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