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Psychics and ESP: The Role of Population Stereotypes
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posted on 2023-05-16, 16:37 authored by Martin GrimmerMartin Grimmer, White, KDWhile ostensibly investigating telepathically sent messages, the present experiment examined subjects' preferred responses, i.e. population stereotypes. Undergraduate students (N = 351) were asked a series of questions such as: “I am thinking of a number from 1 to 10. Write down the first number that comes to mind.†Throughout the series the experimenter thought of, or “sentâ€, nonâ€stereotyped answers in order to test for the effects of ESP. While there was no evidence to support the presence of ESP, the expectation that some responses, population stereotypes, would occur with frequencies greater than chance was confirmed. 1986 Australian Psychological Society
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Publication title
Australian PsychologistVolume
21Pagination
405-411ISSN
0005-0067Department/School
TSBEPublisher
Thomson Scientific Master Journal ListPlace of publication
VictoriaRepository Status
- Restricted