Experimental parapsychology was just emerging as a new and controversial science when, in 1937, William McDougall and J. B. Rhine established the Journal of Parapsychology as a professional forum for presenting and discussing original research reports. The Journal has earned widespread recognition as an authoritative resource for scientists and educators, and for professionals as well as newcomers to the field. The Journal is published quarterly with each issue averaging about 100 pages. The Journal is currently running behind its publishing schedule.
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