Some selected experiments in extra-sensory perception

A brief account is given of some selected experiments in which both good conditions prevailed and good scores resulted, along with a full account of conditions maintained and a report of controls and safeguards used. The selections made were chosen to meet the various possible questions or alternative hypotheses that have to be considered: for the clairvoyance tests, the question of sensory cues on the cards used, or of poor shuffling; for the telepathy work, the question of similar habits of order of selection made by the agent and the percipient in choosing and calling the symbols used; and, finally, for both clairvoyant and telepathic perception tests, the question whether chance alone can explain the results obtained. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2006 APA, all rights reserved)

Cognitive psychology · Extrasensory perception · Perception · Sensory deprivation · Sensory system · Medicine · Neuroscience · Paranormal Experiences and Beliefs · Psychology

• A note in reply to Mr. Charles E. Stuart

  Chester E Kellogg•Journal of Abnormal & Social…•1938

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• A review of certain proposed hypotheses alternative to extra-sensory perception

  Charles E Stuart•Journal of Abnormal & Social…•1938

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• A methodological review of extra-sensory perception

  John L Kennedy•Psychological Bulletin•1939

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• “Error Some Place!”

  Open Access•Charles Honorton•Journal of Communication•1975

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• The problems of matching and sampling in the study of extra-sensory perception

  Chester E Kellogg•Journal of Abnormal & Social…•1937

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• An Evaluation of Extra-Sensory Perception

  H Rogosin•The Journal of General Psychology•1939

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• The Statistical Techniques of ESP

  Chester E Kellogg•The Journal of General Psychology•1938

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• Is there anything to mental telepathy?”

  Joseph E Moore•Peabody Journal of Education•1938

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