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Table 1.

Descriptive statistics and intercorrelations among paranormal belief, schizotypy, and manic-depressive experience.

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Fig 1.

Pattern of scaled mean scores for paranormal belief, schizotypy, and manic-depressive experience.

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Table 2.

Fit of latent profile models.

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Table 3.

Correlations among latent profiles, transliminality, fearful attitude, skeptical attitude, orientation to happiness, and well-being outcomes.

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Fig 2.

Multiple time point mediation model depicting putative relationships between the latent profiles (reference category = Profile 3), transliminality, fearful attitude, skeptical attitude, and well-being outcomes.

Note. standardized regression weights between variables are shown. Error is not indicated but was specified for all variables. * p < .05, ** p < .001 using Bootstrapping significance estimates (1000 resamples). PB = Paranormal Belief.

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Table 4.

Specific indirect effects of latent profiles on well-being outcomes through transliminality, fearful attitude, and sceptical attitude.

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