The term "psychometer" is primarily used in the context of parapsychology and refers to a device or method purported to measure or interpret psychic phenomena or the mental states of individuals based on various stimuli. While not widely accepted in the scientific community, it is often mentioned in discussions about extrasensory perception (ESP) and paranormal research. The frequency of use is relatively low and is primarily found in specialized contexts related to psychic studies. It is typically used more in written contexts, such as articles, books, or discussions regarding parapsychology.
Детектив решил проконсультироваться с психометром, чтобы получить представление о мыслях подозреваемого.
Some researchers claim that the psychometer can reveal hidden truths when analyzing personal objects.
Некоторые исследователи утверждают, что психометр может раскрыть скрытую правду при анализе личных предметов.
In certain circles, using a psychometer is considered a legitimate means of exploring one's subconscious.
The word "psychometer" does not have commonly used idiomatic expressions associated with it. However, it can be linked to expressions within parapsychology and psychic phenomena, such as:
«Читать мысли кого-то с помощью психометра»
"Harnessing psychometric abilities for deeper understanding"
«Использование психометрических способностей для более глубокого понимания»
"Exploring the depths of the psyche through psychometric techniques"
The word "psychometer" is constructed from two root components: "psycho-", derived from the Greek "psyche" (meaning "soul" or "mind"), and "-meter," a suffix meaning "measure." This combines to literally mean a "measure of the mind."
This term remains mostly encapsulated within niche discussions, predominantly in literature related to spiritualism and the esoteric, rather than mainstream scientific discourse.