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LIST OF TABLES
1.
AC Results
2.
Wilcoxon Statistics for ERDs
3.
0-7 Point Assessment Scale
4.
Partial Element List for a Test-bed Experiment
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I. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Our research has advanced our understanding of applying anomalous mental phenomena to practical
problems and lead us toward a comprehensive theoretical model for the phenomena.* During the con-
tract period ending 29 July 1994, we have:
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• Clearly demonstrated that using AC as a technique to send messages is not a productive pursuit.
All of the experiments that we conducted for this year produced highly significant evidence for anoma-
lous mental phenomena. We interpret this success, which is 20 times chance, to our expanding under-
standing of the protocols, mechanisms, and psychology that are responsible for a high level of function-
ing. The magnitude of our AC effects exceed the value that is considered robust by the psychology
research community.
* This report constitutes our final deliverable under contact number MDA908-93-C-0004.
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AUTONOMIC DETECTION OF REMOTE OBSERVATION:
Two Conceptual Replications 1
Marilyn J. Schlitz
Cognitive Sciences Laboratory,
Science Applications International Corporation
and
Stephen LaBerge
The Lucidity Institute
ABSTRACT* Two experiments were conducted to measure the extent to which
-op^are able to ^consciously detect another person staring at them from a
distance
A closed-circuit television set-up was employed in which a video
" waVfocied on the experimental volunteer (Obse^ee)wtole a person
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remote observation and 16 control periods wn
experimental
attempted
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system activity during the experimental and contro1 cond:ihons.
redictecT both
exMr^em^yielded^g^ficandy
more'autonomic'activity during t^
the two experiments were combined to increase statistical power, yie
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significant t-value of 2.652 (pc.005, 1-t, es—36).
1 The authors wish to acknowledge
encouragement of William Braud and th
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Figure 2: Interaction line plot for gender pairings (opposite sex and same
sex) and skin conductance activity
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Phenomenological Research and Analysis: Final Report
APPENDIX B
Target and Sender Dependencies in
Anomalous Cognition Experiments
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Effect Size Results
Five receivers completed 40 trials each. Thble 2 shows the effect sizes computed for the 10 trials in each
cell. The underlined effect sizes indicate 1 -tailed significant results.
Receiver 009 showed significant
evidence for AC in the static target, no-sender condition (p < 0.02); receiver 372 in the static target,
sender condition; and receiver 518 in the static target, no-sender condition (p < 0.05). Combined, the
static, no-sender condition was significant {p < 0.02)
Thble 2.
Effect Sizes
Receiver
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No Sender
Static
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Dynamic
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372
0.707
0.141
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389
0.141
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0.000
0.000
518
-0.088
0.530
-0.495
0.283
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0.198
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0.028
ANOVA Results
Thble 3 shows the results of an ANOVA on these data.
Since there were 10 trials within each cell, the
degrees of freedom are the same for all receivers and, therefore, are only shown in the column headings.
T\vo receivers show significant main effects.
Receiver 372 showed a tendency to favor static over dy-
namic targets (i.e.p < 0.03), and receiver 518 showed a tendency to favor no sender conditions (i.e.,p <
0.04). Notice the underlined values in Thble 3—for these receivers the ANOVA hypothesis that the data
were drawn from the same distribution is rejected, and there were no significant interactions between
target type and sender condition.
Thble 3.
ANOVA Results
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Thble 1.
Results for Static Targets - 1992 Experiment
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Tkble 2 shows the same data for the dynamic target condition.
Tkble 2
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Results for Dynamic Tkrgets — 1992 Experiment
Receiver
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With the possible exception of receiver 131,AC on the dynttmic targets failed to show any evidence of
functioning. The difference between these two target conditions favors the static targets (
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, f
= l,p <0.081).
Hypothesis Formuletion and Discussion — 1992
Static targets being better than dynamic ones is surprising-not only because it fails to support the ganz-
feld result, but also because it suggests the opposite. There are a number of possible contnbutmg fac-
tors for this outcome. They include statistical artifacts, idiosyncrasies of our receivers compared to the
ganzfeld participants, and procedural differences. Another possibility may be that, as m the ganzfel
,
participants used a rank-order technique for judging even though only the first-place matches were
Led for the statistic. Since absolute measures ofAC are better than relative measures ,n process-ori-
ented research, and since the target-type inference was based on relative measures, perhaps this ac-
counts for some of the result. A full discussion of these points may be found m Lantz, Luke, and May
(1994).
We propose a different explanation: a fundamental difference between the experiment's dynamic and
static target pools are, in themselves, a source of noise.
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Shannon Entropy:
A Possible Intrinsic Target Property*
by
Edwin C. May, Ph.D.
S. James P. Spottiswoode
and
Christine L. James
Science Applications International Corporation
Cognitive Sciences Laboratory
Menlo Park, CA
Abstract
We propose that the average total change of Shannon’s entropy is a candidate for an intrinsic target
property. An intrinsic target property is one that is completely independent of psychological factors
and can be associated solely with a physical property of the target. We analyzed the results of two
lengthy experiments that were conducted from 1992 through 1993 and found a significant correlation
(Spearman’s q = 0.337, df = 31,
t = 1.99, p < 0.028) with an absolute measure of the quality of the
anomalous cognition (AC). In addition, we found that the quality of the AC was significantly better for
dynamic targets than for static targets (t=l. 71, df=36, p< 0. 048). The 1993 correlation with the change
of entropy replicated a similar finding from our 1992 study. Using monte carlo techniques, we demon-
strate that the observed correlations were not due to some unforeseen artifact with the entropy calcula-
tion, but perhaps the correlation can be accounted for because of the difference in some other measure
between static and dynamic targets. The monte carlo results and the significant correlations with static
targets in the 1992 study, however, suggest otherwise. We describe the methodology, the calculations,
and correlations in detail and provide guidelines for those who may wish to conduct similar studies.
* This paper has been accepted for publication in the Journal ofParapsychology.
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found. The problem this raises is that we have no way of specifying conditions under which psi
will not be found. Just about any departure from a statistical model can be evidence for psi. We
have no way of telling when psi is not present.
I will here briefly mention other signs of potential inconsistencies. The central claim for the
autoganzfeld experiments is that, as Honorton allegedly predicted, evidence for anomalous
cognition was obtained for dynamic targets and not for static targets. In their first replication
attempt, the present experiments obtained evidence for anomalous cognition only with the static
targets and not with the dynamic targets. As always, they can generate a quasi-plausible
I
explanation. They do this in terms ofbandwidth. Although, the second experiment to test this idea
does apparently support their conjecture, the results are not altogether compelling and more needs
to be done, Honorton and his colleagues claim that the most consistent personality correlate of
anomalous cognition is extroversion. Yet, the major replication ofHonorton’ s work, which was
subcontracted to the present project, shows the introverts, if anything, doing somewhat better.
I can go on and list other inconsistencies and possible problems. However, I will stop at
this point so that I can get this draft into the mail. The quotation from William James at the
beginning ofthis report captures my feelings about the scientific status of the present project.
My advice is that, if the project is continued, that serious effort be made to contract with a
number of independent parapsychological laboratories as well as some non-parapsychological,
neutral investigators to replicate the key findings from the present project. The data from the
present project should be sufficient, given the claims being made for it, to allow us to specify the
appropriate conditions, the effect size, and the number of cases necessary to get a significant
effect across different laboratories given that anomalous cognition exists. Presumably, the labs
could either use the best subjects from the SAIC experiments or use a similar screening device to
find those individuals who belong the one percent ofthe population who supposedly have AC
abilities.
I have not discussed potential utility of remote viewing. Ifwe accept the conclusions made
by the investigators on the current project, the potential for utility is bleak. Although they accept
the reality of anomalous cognition, they state or imply, in several places, that operational
applications of anomalous cognition do not look very promising.
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ce Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R005300030004-9 “eojects SFT-4 Data: SLO4a Ty Times O8S1-947 Source #: o1¢ hession: Ol Monitor: None WORKING PAPER Class: A Type: CRY /ERV SUMMARY OF INFORMATION: La (U) TASEINGs “Describe key target features and key target content, with stress on major color and purpose af the kay feature. we (Ui RESULTS: aa The major overall color of the feedback picture is green 13 The major purpose is to serve the public (as public or governmentally held and used land) Ce The site is generally land without structures d. The Land 1 is very uneven a zh is very open ot a) is Covered in grass ete meee 4) is sloping upward ene eee a) is curved in a concave shape oe &. There appears to have been a structure at the site at one time which is no longer there. cee F. There is a person at the site eee 13 The person is male a 2) The person is stackyly built ("Country look") eee a) The person is dressed in thick, heavy clothing ee qa There were strong indications of a road at the site oe he There were repeated indications of a car at the site ee i} The car is bright yellow sam nev eh The car is clean (shiny) ce ae The car is not maving sv nt La 4 tree appears to be a major feature af the site 1} The tree is thick 2) The tree is ald Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R003300030004-9
Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R003300030004-9 2. (i IMFRESSTONS: aAgL’S S listed in order of "feela most corract" toa "feels least correct": a) Wool council advertisenent 6b) Car advertisement 4 EVALUATION: Number af percentions : minus the number for which no feedback is available: Total perceptions evaluated: ae Hits divides by the mumber evaluated: / Multiply by 100: t ws MAF IK y TH od POE o o a fH S71 FFoPd WoereD As mow rte For svort KN 6&7 O/LE wate are TRESs SEs “ 1 iP ERVZ Aow, WKY! SHEN Cee FOCaHT WEA Cr me | Ee ETT / | ERAVWY THEME CES LTS BEEONE & be | em | - seems JO Wek BETTE I id _ TON & ed Bereta Mons po my SESS? — > TH EMS —_ | 4 Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R003300030004-9
Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R003300030004-9 /~% / is Ate tC oS3T He} fee sate ‘ py pron (TOREP nest. Have Au 20 etThtEn THe 5 TA AV. GneEen Ft Brack ens a fir hens cunylin® ve y neon An? B: CaO S : { Rene ——— Zs A apn Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R003300030004-9