All of the following would be considered psychologically affected, except:

The correct option is the situation involving a haunting by a historic ghost, as this is often not regarded as a psychological issue in the legal or real estate context. Properties that are haunted are typically not classified under the same concerns that arise from traumatic events or illegal activities.

In contrast, the other scenarios—such as a meth lab being manufactured in the home, a gang residing on the property, and a person having died on the property—can have significant psychological impacts on future occupants or neighbors. These events might lead to fears, health concerns, or stigma associated with the property, making them relevant considerations in real estate transactions. Therefore, while legal definitions of what is psychologically affected can vary by jurisdiction, hauntings are generally considered folklore or superstition rather than a psychologically detrimental event that affects property value or desirability.