Those who have witnessed UFOs have experienced, as reported by Chris Capps, " terrifying loss of self-control" ranging from " sudden compulsion to go outside and look at the sky" to feeling compelled to leave a parked car to run into the woods."Referencing the reports concluded by but going back to the government reported in Project Grudge as project sign many of those who have claimed to have seen UFOs fall under the category "Psychopathological persons". According to the national institute of mental health "Approximately 7 or 8 individuals out of 1,000 will have schizophrenia in their lifetime." Those who suffer from schizophrenia experience Hallucinations such as hearing and seeing things that are not there, Delusions such as the government controlling our thoughts through the consumption of tap water, and movement disorder repeating certain motions repetitively. As Chris Caps had described those side effects from witnessing UFOs could all be described as side effects of schizophrenia. In an article on psychology today, Psychologist Viren Swami and Jacob Pietschnig, Stefan Stieger, and Martin Voracek "administered this “schizotypy” scale based on evidence from previous studies showing that people who have unusual perceptual experiences (such as hallucinations) are also more likely to believe in the paranormal and therefore might be more likely to hold alien visitation beliefs as well." As the psychologist had concluded the link between a person 's mental state and UFOs
Those who have witnessed UFOs have experienced, as reported by Chris Capps, " terrifying loss of self-control" ranging from " sudden compulsion to go outside and look at the sky" to feeling compelled to leave a parked car to run into the woods."Referencing the reports concluded by but going back to the government reported in Project Grudge as project sign many of those who have claimed to have seen UFOs fall under the category "Psychopathological persons". According to the national institute of mental health "Approximately 7 or 8 individuals out of 1,000 will have schizophrenia in their lifetime." Those who suffer from schizophrenia experience Hallucinations such as hearing and seeing things that are not there, Delusions such as the government controlling our thoughts through the consumption of tap water, and movement disorder repeating certain motions repetitively. As Chris Caps had described those side effects from witnessing UFOs could all be described as side effects of schizophrenia. In an article on psychology today, Psychologist Viren Swami and Jacob Pietschnig, Stefan Stieger, and Martin Voracek "administered this “schizotypy” scale based on evidence from previous studies showing that people who have unusual perceptual experiences (such as hallucinations) are also more likely to believe in the paranormal and therefore might be more likely to hold alien visitation beliefs as well." As the psychologist had concluded the link between a person 's mental state and UFOs