Multiple reports say a new study uses mapping and survey data to examine “uncanny” experiences that people often do not discuss. The coverage highlights experiences such as seeing ghosts, having out-of-body experiences, and experiencing déjà vu. According to the reports, the study finds these types of experiences occur more often than many people may assume. While the stories focus on the results’ implications for how common these experiences are, they do not provide detailed methodological information in the excerpts provided, such as sample size, study design, or specific rates for each experience. Both outlets present the core finding in similar terms: that experiences commonly described as strange or paranormal are reported by a noticeable share of respondents and may be part of a wider pattern of subjective experiences. The reports frame the results as reassurance that individuals who report such experiences are not alone. Overall, the articles present the study as evidence that these “uncanny” experiences are relatively common.