Paranormal Phenomena, Non-fiction. Superstitions have a scientific basis. Explains why astrology is a science, lunacy is based on moon's waxing and waning, etc. Read in 1990. Published in 1960s/1970s?

[Soumya]

Looking for a book I read when in school about paranormal phenomena. Basically this book shows how there is a scientific basis to what most consider superstitions. Like the book clearly and very elaborately explains why astrology is a science, or why there is a basis to lunacy based on the moo's waxing and waning, etc. Multiple other topics. I think the book is from the 60s-70s by a Western author.

[Kris]

Soumya, is this book for adults or teens?

Around what year did you read this book? A range of years is fine.

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[Soumya]

The book is for anyone. There are no age restrictions as such but more for a more adult audience with knowledge of various topics and appreciation for them. I read this book in 1990 in a library but by then the book was quite old and posibly from the late 60s or early 70s. Most likely the book went out of print by the time I read it first.