At the exact moment that her sister was involved in a serious car accident, Anne, who was miles away in her office at work, had a "vision" in which she saw the accident in almost perfect detail. Anne's experience is what parapsychologists would call __________

A) telepathy.
B) precognition.
C) clairvoyance.
D) psychometry.

Anne's experience fits the definition of clairvoyance, which is the ability to perceive events or information that are outside of the normal range of sensory perception. In this case, Anne perceived the details of her sister's car accident despite being miles away and without any physical sensory input. Telepathy involves the communication of thoughts between individuals, while precognition involves knowledge of future events. Psychometry involves gaining information about an object or person through touching or handling it.