‘ Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R001400060001-0 5b SECRET / NOP ORN PROJECT SUM STREAE ry pee gens WL. LGENCE SOUR AND METHODS INVOLVED ‘evtua eves vane evnse seven vente sneen green couse esvve ersse a11se sseas sony Hooch ponte Geusn rove coves HEOE® dbus fnry obi4e spree panes eHHDS sored epeeD <G4ED GUID E4UCe OGGEE G22 FIEEL ¢#¥60 bots onda brane brane WAGE GILEE plant enti extte entte ebnt4 GEEne G4DDE eLOvE GDtee sonie DEweE A>TOD GolTe Hotan Stim seted mmnet cow muted S846 UsED Utiun oAttD, PROJECT NUMBER: TRAINING SESS TON NUMBER 3 1 DATE OF SESSION: 22 JUL ot DATE OF REPORT: 25 JUL 8a START s 1340 END s L445 METHODOLCGY s CRY VIEWER IDENTIFICATION: O25 1. (S/NF/SE) MISSION: To access and describe the target, payir close attention to proper CRY structure. SGIA mn (S/NF/Sk) VIEWER TASKING: G-cigit @ncrypted coordinates: s (S/NF/SK) COMMENTS: LL. EVALUATOAON: (3 ) Ba Inclemencs ess none repoar hed b. Viewer O25 got all gestalts of the site immediately in Stage 1, and progressed quickly ta Stage @. ts O25 was experiencing a bit of canfusion, 80 was introduced ta the cancept of Interim Summaries, far the purpose af backing away from the signal line and clearing up in one’s coneciaus mind what is gaing an in the geesion., This helped, and O23 made several Interim Summaries throughout the session. dd. The gesgsion pragreggsead only through Stage 3 perceptions. By the time O29 was ready to proceed into Stage 4, the session had lasted an hour, eo the session wag ended. The site will be cantinued into Stage 4 tomorrow. Loencls Geasgian Transeript CHANMEL GS ONLY SECRET /NOFORN CLASSIFIED BY: DIA (DT) DECLASSIFY: OADR  — _a Bepraret bap pelvase hetheles/ IAAOP 96007, 11490960001-9
4 Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R001400060001-0 Abe ADDITIONAL SESSTONs An STATISTICS: Dates: #6 JUL ao Starts O848 Ends OF 4s b, FURFOSE: The previous session cavered only stages 1-3, The purpose of this ge@agion was to continue with the game target site into stage 4 structure. Gs COMMENTS x 1} Oo: began the seasian im Stage 4, taking a few pages to "get back into the site". =) o2%'s ability to be uncensciougly aware of and to catch his/her own structural mistakes ig becaming very good. Several times during the sesgian, a structueal error was made, but only ane of them had to be corrected. The others O89 caught ag they were made, and self-corrected. a) O25 etill needs wark on mentally detatching from the site during a break. Fart af O25's problem with this stems from a logical canflict which is inherent ino the instruction O29 hag received: A break cannot be a mental vacuum. In order for O28 Cor any other Viewer) to successfully break from the site, some other thoughts must be entertained. If the subject is nok changed, in sone way, the Viewer‘'s mind will be drawn from the mental vacuum back to the site, and na break will have occurred, The instruction, as it stands, however, teaches that the Viewing raom musk be reserved for viewing, only, and that na other subjects of t cule be brought inta the room. In general practice, most viewers and monitors naturally angage in idle chatter during the breaks, and there is no problem. However, if taken literally, the ingtruction which we prageantly give to new Viewers negates the poasibility of taking effective mental breaks from the site. The desire ta do well is presently causing O25 ta take this instruction very gerioauel y, and therefore very literally. The problem now arises that I cannot "relax" the restriction against using the room for ather subjects without appearing to negate O25 's prior ingetruction. I would suggest that the ingtruction be changed anc clarified to new Viewers, to state that mo importank or amotionally charged subjects should be allowed inta the room, but that idle chatting and mundane talk of other sul jects. for the purpose of "grounding" during a break is permiagible. Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R001400060001-0
Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R001400060001-0 Netes for Lyn -— 22 Jul 88 1. One of ways to recognize AOL in Stage 1--both monitor and viewer should be on the lookout for this--is the ’questioning, or rising, inflection during declaration of a B component. If its present, then label the B ’AOL.’ 2. Grab the CRV book and review objectification; you’re correct in your statement re. the potential for disaster by listing ‘not present’ for undetected Stage 2s. But, also, don’t allow verbal self—-cuing and/or a viewer’s self-discussion during Stage 2. The CRV method is a trade-off between trying to stay in the right- brain site gestalt perception mode and the left-brain ‘reporting’ mode. In other words, use the reporting mode only when there is "message traffic’. 3. You probe the ideogram with the pen. Sketching dimensionals allows for closer site contact (8.3) and kinesthetic contact, via modelling, allows for even more detail. 4, 025’s frequent ‘hot hand’ is not a bi-lo indicator (it happens on cold sites as well); we don’t have a name for this phenomenon in CRV. Often, when we experience ‘pressure on the head’ or ‘stabbing pain’ it is simply labelled as an ’AI.’ Its tantamount to an unconscious, or ANS, Al. 5. Review movement exercises and the rationale behind them (I personally do not agree with the rationale completely). However, it is OK to be creative sometimes, as long as the cue is designed to exercise the tremendous insight of the viewer's unconscious. In other words, don’t let your cue be AOL-stimulating/inducing (unless you've reached the bottom of the barrel and have no other choice, or you simply do not have enough time left to complete the mission in the normally alloted amount of time). 6. You both done good-~-take it from an old burn-out. Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R001400060001-0
Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R001400060001-0 Notes for Lyn - 22 Jul 88 1. Verbal self-cuing still occurring; the viewer need only (silently) explore each column (except AOL) with the pen, write down any percept present, and verbalize it--not use each one as a discussion point! 0625 has almost a continuous running self- discussion where only quiet attention should prevail. 2. Sketches are used both to gain closer site contact as well as to objectify data. Sketch labelling is fine, but only after the labels have been first objectified in the appropriate column, then transferred to the worksheet. 3. 025 is viewing as the interim summaries are being written; notice how many new percepts appear in the summary which were not present in the matrix. 4. Work” ig an ’I’ and “space” is OK as a 'D’. But “workspace” is a 'T’., This kind of discrimination and attention to detail is central to CRV structure. 5. 025 does not recognize her own AI and does not take the required ’AI Break’. 6. *** A/S means that the viewer has signal line contact but does not possess a word-idea necessary to adequately express the concept, and therefore must search the ’thesaurus’ (i.e., is forced to employ imagination) for something close (like '’blender’ for nuclear reactor). As a general rule: *reminds me of” = AOL vs. “like” = A/S 7. Summaries must be written before feedback is provided. Be sure that data, not AOL, is summarized. Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R001400060001-0
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