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n Approved For Release 2000/08/11 : CIA-RDP96-00792R000400100003-0 Psychic Experiences in the Multinational Human Values Study: Who Reports Them? ERLENDUR HARALDSSON AND Joop M. HouTKoopsr! ABSTRACT: Three items on personal psychic experiences (telepathy, clairvoyance, and contact with the dead) were included in a survey on human values that was conducted on large representative samples in 13 countries in Europe and in the U.S. (N = 18,607). The three items were originally formulated by Andrew Greeley and were translated into different European languages. In Europe, the percentage of persons reporting telepathy was 34%; clairvoyance was reported by 21%; and 25% reported contact with the dead. Percentages for the U.S. were considerably higher: 54%, 25% and 30%, respectively. There were great national differences; for example, 60% of Americans and Italians reported some psychic experience, but only 24% of the Norwegians made such claims. Looking into the question of how people who report psychic experiences differ from those who do not revealed little or no effect of education and age but rather striking effects of sex, marital status, reporting positive and negative affects on the Bradburn Affect Scale, and several other variables. The question of whether some of these associations could be due to a response bias effect was considered, and as far as could be ascertained, there was no response bias effect, meaning that the associations were quite specific. After national differences, the variables best predicting that one has had some psychic experience were sum of affect according to the Bradburn Affect Scale and belief in reincarnation. In the past 10-15 years, surveys have been conducted in a few coun- tries that used large representative national samples and included items on psychic experiences and beliefs (Audience Selection, 1980; Greeley, 1975; Haraldsson, 1978, 1985; IMU 1978, 1980). It is interesting to note that most of these surveys were initiated by sociologists and journalists outside the field of parapsychology. These surveys have provided an op- portunity to make cross-national comparisons of the frequency of reports of various psychic experiences and beliefs. However, differences in the content and wording of items have made direct comparisons across coun- tries both difficult and highly tentative. Haraldsson (1985) has reported on such surveys in Iceland, Great Britain, Sweden, and the United States, and he has made a tentative comparison of findings across countries. Striking national differences were found in both the frequency of reported experiences and belief in various kinds of allegedly paranormal phe- nomena. ! The authors gratefully acknowledge two research grants from the Parapsychology Foun- dation. in the U.S., a travel grant from the Tiger Trust in Holland, and support from the University of Iceland. The Journal of the American Society for Approved For Release 2000/08/11 : CIA-RDP96-00792R000400100003-0 Psychical Research Vol. 85, April 1991 i
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Abstract
According to human body being an opened complicated mega system , whether human meghr system en-
tered into a new relative stable state, qigong eigen state, during thought concentrated in xiadantian cave
were studied , and the systems characteristics of the qigong eigen state were systematically analyzed and ob-
jectively described on the macroscopical ,
integral and highest level.
It was showed in the investigation of qigong eigen state , the transient processes of self-organization and
self-adaptation and the stability of human system during qigong exercises could be described with the move-
ment trace of functional state point, which could present the whole system, in 2-5 comprehensive indication
system phasic space.'
During qigong exercise' functional state point had gradually stabilized in object ring. Human system
had basically entered info qigong eigen state.
Repeatability was good in same individual.
Individual differ-
ences could
reflect the differences of processes of self-organization and self-adaptation of various qigong
masters , and could be related with the differences of qigong methods and qigong capacities of qigong mas-
ters.
. Preliminary study had been made on the effects of qigong exercise to promote the transformation of
human somatic eigen
states.
Certain foundation was
laid for the studies of improving human functional
states and preventing the adverse effects of space environment on human body.
Key words
• human mega system , qigong eigen state
,
tional state point,
object ring.
comprehensive indication , system phasic space
, func-
t -H. Vu
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PSYCHIC EXPERIENCES IN THE MULTI-NATIONAL
HUMAN VALUES STUDY
WHO REPORTS THEM?
Erlendur Haraldsson
and
Joop M.
Houtkooperl
University
of
Iceland
Abstract.
Three items on
personal psychic experiences (clairvoyance, telepathy and
con tact with thedead) were in eluded in asurveyon human values which was conducted on
large representative samples
in
13 countries in Birope and in the USA (N=48.607).
”016
percentage of persons reporting
these experiences
in
Birope were 34%
reporting
telepathy, 21% clairvoyance and 25% contact with
the dead. Percentages for USA were
considerably higher.
Sixty percent of Americans and
Italians reported some psychic
experience and only 24percents of Norwegians. Education hadnoeffect on the reporting of
psychic experiences, whereas nationality sex,marital status, reporting positive andnegative
affects and several other variables did.
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Yang Jianhua
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Preserve
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of Talented People
in Extraordinary Functions
Jilin Society for Research in Somatic Qigong Science
(66)
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Encephalonic Signals
Hu Younong
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Yu Hepeng, Yan Xiaoxia, Xu Lihua, Wu Jianping
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