Their behaviour can become excessive and erratic. On the bad side of the equation, they can take to drug, food and alcohol abuse.
Abductees might become born again Christians or become more spiritual and relaxed in general. The consequences for the abductee can be good or bad. Hypnotic regression is often used to recall this information but sometimes this is not necessary and it is spontaneously recalled.
This is underlined by the fact that whole generations of families have been plagued or blessed by alien abduction experiences. Ufologists who use these indicators have come to think that abductees are chosen rather than randomly snatched away. Thankfully, a group of alien abductees have put together a helpful list of signs to look out for, which mean (almost certainly) that you have been whisked up into a flying saucer, and may have had unspeakable things done to you by sinister extraterrestrials. Professor Rich McNally and his colleagues at Harvard University have spent over 10 years researching the psychology of alien abductees, and in particular why it is that some people embrace the identity of “alien abductee." His research has isolated a number of traits possessed by ‘alien abductees’ each of which he argues contributes to the experiences they recall when ‘being abducted’ and to the desire to cling on to their belief that aliens were responsible for their abduction experiences. Indeed, many of those people who claim to be alien abductees are seemingly sincere, psychologically healthy, nonpsychotic people-so are their experiences real and their claims to have been abducted true? After all, many people worldwide have claimed to have been abducted by aliens, been taken against their will to an alien spacecraft or enclosed place, questioned or physically examined, and they remember these experiences either consciously or through methods such as hypnosis. Are you worried about being abducted by aliens? I suspect it will cross the mind of some of you reading this that alien abduction is a possibility.
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