This new approach has become known as the “psychosocial position”. It argues that UFOs themselves are not necessarily a physical, “nuts and bolts” phenomena but may be better classified as psychological or sociological events. This idea has, over the last 40 years or so, divided the UFO research communities. In general terms this is something of a

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Wherever studies have been done, from East to West, from city to tribe, dream plots reflect this. ‘The most common is being chased or attacked,’ writes story psychologist Professor Jonathan Gottschall. ‘Other universal themes include falling from a great height, drowning, being lost or trapped, being naked in public, getting injured, getting sick

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