Abstract: World Journal of Sensors Network Research

Abstract:
The advent of sound and video recording media has significantly advanced the investigation of anomalous phenomena, especially in the context of Trans Instrumental Communication (TIC). This study explores how individuals perceive sounds and images captured through unconventional methods, focusing on psychoimages and psychophony. Using demographic and sociological data, the research aims to determine if variables such as age, sex, and belief systems affect perception. The study also investigates whether auditory and visual perception differ in these cases. The results reveal statistically significant differences in perception based on sex for psychophony, while other factors like education and profession had no notable effect. The findings suggest that perception of such anomalous phenomena may not be driven by pareidolia but by legitimate sensory inputs, although the sample size limits generalizability.