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This doesn't generate much of a good scientific argument. The reason people would believe such a video are Simplicity; due to we usually believe our eyes and quality is hoax videos advances every day. Another reason one may believe is Ideology. This is due to the culture within North America of horror movies and novels, this makes us more accepting to this concept. Not to mention the witch trails of Salem which were based on fear of evil

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This website gives an over-view of the history of "noisy ghosts" or poltergeists. This would give reason to believe due to Perception and Observation. This article is well written and presents all the history as undisputed fact which can mislead a reader. This would also have some qualities of Appeal to Authority due to our natural instinct to obey formal looking documents in this case. Biases can also play a role when viewing these since some people are naturally trusting of others.

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This last website is on how the popular haunting of Enfield, a popular poltergeist that was well documented is actually a hoax. This story was adapted for film under the title "Conjuring 2". The article mentions evidence that suggests the reasons of belief fall into the Perception & Observation category. This case was well documented both by paranormal researchers as well as the media, this repetition makes a reader more likely to believe. Another would be Ideology since media is a sub culture in itself and we tend to go with our cultural norm.

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This photo directly relates to Ideology since as mentioned prior our media in this age has become a subculture of its own. We tend to follow what our society tends to believe and with horror movies become a common trend we find ourselves believing it is more common place than before. Another red flag in reasoning would be simplicity. We tend to take things at face value and movie creators play on this by saying based on a true story when only about 10% of the story is original.

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This image above is the infamous "Brown Lady" picture. This was taken at a time when editing was not highly used and has been reviewed by many experts whom cannot find evidence of doctoring in the image. This reflects towards Ancient Wisdom. We assume because this has been around for a while it and the story of the Brown Lady is very popular in this region.

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I decided to include this one to remind us of how even when something is considered to be unsolved the truth can come out later. This image is the supposed ghost of a castle. The castle in question hosts tourists dressed up as figures from its history but since the door was off limits and no staff admitted anything they assume it was a ghost. Within the year it had come out that it was a staff member in costume but this was displayed in media about ghost sighting as factual. This relates to Simplicity because the simple answer was the correct one in this case.

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This video is from Youtube which is a red-flag in itself due to the popularity aspect that can be gained as well as money. The one red-flag I think this relates to is All Natural; in the sense we see a grainy video and assume they don't have the means to fake this. A reason of belief would be the Perception & Observation, since we see no wires or cheesy edited images so we take it as proof, when realistically a chair and door moving could be done with fishing line to be invisible to the grainy camera recording.

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This video surprised me which I think is a good angle if it is a fake. You see a foggy glass door with an animal probably a dog by the size so you focus on that area when the brown couch in front flips over completely in a separate room from the large animal. This I admit has me confused. I think my reason of belief is Perception & Observation because the force needed to flip that chair would be visible. The argue towards that claim is of course we cannot see much of the back of the couch and assuming there isn't a wall directly behind it someone could be hiding there and flipping it easily.

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Real Poltergeist Caught On Tape Throwing Sofa SCARY!!

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Watch Real Poltergeist Caught On Tape Throwing Sofa SCARY!! by Paranormal Channel on Dailymotion here

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Well this video is plain cheesy. There are obviously two roommates living in this apartment so the idea that the other guy is hiding and moving that chair is likely. As well as the horrible acting let us be honest if a chair just moved like that you'd run or yell out some kind of curse not say oh my god in a light tone. I think this relates to Agenticity due to our natural belief to trust such a common website that we use daily. It is like Wikipedia in the sense in is highly unregulated and there fore a untrustworthy source.