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In our investigations to date we have no t
found a strong correlation
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between the observed physiological states and the subjects
descriptions.
Of
the correlates being monitored,
the one which seems
the most promi sing
\
is the unfiltered EEG
.
In our preliminary analysis
of the data
it appears
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that there
is often an overall reduction in EEG power
in the twenty -second
period just before
a subject renders
a correct description.
Subsequent
to this observation,
we have learned that Janet Mitchell
at
the American
Society for Psychical Research, made similar observations
in her work with
Subject
(Swann),
also in remote viewing experiments.
A sample chart
record
is shown
in Figure
11.
(Time runs from right to left.)
The traces,
top
to bottom,
are the unfiltered EEG, blood volume/pulse
height,
GSR,
and filtered
(alpha)
EEG. Protocol,
verbal description,
and
photograph of the location accompanying this chart
are given m Section
A.
1.
(c).
Seven experiments
of this type have been completed
as
a p ilot study^
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Upon completion of
the analysis
of this
data,
any
findings will be
tested under rigorous no-feedback conditions.
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nature and scope
of paranormal phenomena,
including investigation of the
physical and psychological
laws underlying the phenomena,
determination
of
the manner
and degree to which known processes
are mediated by little
understood or undiscovered mechanisms
or energies,
definition of
the
prrcise nature of the
channels
involved,
etc.
At this point
in the effort three
,,psychok ineticu tasks have been
reported below.
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Universal Randomization Protocol
It was deemed desirable in our work to establish a universal randomi-
zation protocol independent of the particular experiment under consideration.
The only exceptions were
to be automated experiments where target selection
is determined by radioactive decay or electronic randomization.
The randomization procedure
is designed around a ten-unit base, e.g„
ten targets, ten work periods,
etc.
A ten-digit sequence governing an
experiment
is blind to both experimenter and subject,
and is uncovered by
means of
the following procedure.
A three-page RAND Table of Random Digits
(Table
5)
is entered to obtain the
ten-digit sequence,
the entrance point
being determined by four throws of
a die, f the first
1,
2,
or
3 determining
page,
the next
1,
2,
3,
or 4 determining column block,
and the final throw
determining from which of the
first six rows
in the block the
ten-digit
sequence
is to be
taken.
An opaque card with a single-digit window is
then moved across the row to uncover digits one
at
a time.
If
a multiplicity
of targets exist,
the digits
0 through 9 are employed directly.
If a binary
command
is required
(e.g.,
increase/decrease or activity/no
activity)
the
parity of
the digit
(even or odd)
is employed.
f
A technique
found in control runs
to produce
a distribution of die faces
differing nonsignif icantly from chance expectation.
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CPYRGHT
TABLE
Table of Random Digits*
16 A3 63 18
21 21 59 17 91
10 A3 8A AA 82
36 79 22 62 36
73 9A AO A7 73
49 56 31
28 72
6A 20 84 82
31 A8 67 28 75
99 75 62 63 60
71 32 55 52 17
65 28 59 71 98
17 26 A5 73
95 63 99
97 5A
61 55 57 64 04
78 13 7 9 87 68
62 A9 09 92 15
24 21 66 34 44
16 97 59 54 28
59 13 83 95 42
29 47
85 96 52
96 15 59 50 09
29 62 16 65 83
12 63
97 52 91
14 54 43 71 34
“83 40 38 88
67 64 20 52 04
64 04 19 90 11
17 04 89 45
93 03 98 94 16
82 24 43 43 92
96 99 05 52 44
09 11 97 48 03
37 66 64 12 04
46 49 26 15 94
08 43 31 91 72
10 01 17 50 04
92 42 06 54 31
35 54 25 58 65
86 59 52 62 47
72 11 53 49 85
75 06 13 76 74
76 83 15
86 78
66 55 83 76 49
26 66 65 83
12 03 25 14 14
14 06 39 31 04
41 70
38 60 52 93 41
64 51 61 79 71
13 01
29 07
12 13
85 30 10
38 22 42 93 01
31 19 99 25 58
86 21 01 18 08
04 68 98 71 30
84 98 72
87 59
21 28 30 70 44
22 65 59 03
71 16 85 76 09
50 41 43 19 66
27 42
29 18
62 96 61 24 68
71 02 01 72 65
54 71 40 24 01
09 83 41
13 33
30 69 74 48 06
61 04 02 73 09
97 44 45
99 04
52 79 51 06 31
96 60 71 72 20
70 69 32 52 55
97 30 38 87 01
83 64
26 72 95 82 72
08 32 02 08 39
86 05 44 11
16 53 00 55 47
30 44 70 10
18 55
22 94 91
58 03 69 91
40 60 31 61 52
40 94 15 35 85
73 50 58 34 72
39 41
21 60 13
99 47
67 48
83 45 91 99
91 40
27 72
58 29 98 38 80
40 68 49 99 48
86 42 98
34 55 63 98 61
65 99 05 70 48
16 38 11 50 69
52 45 88 88 80
33 00 78 56 07
38 71
23 15
58 72 20 36*78
26 18 86 94 97
12 89 35 40 48
33 18 68 13 46
79 89 32 94 48
48 44 91 51 02
94 20 50 42 59
38 64 80 92 78
04 29 24 60
17 02 64 97
48 07 07
68 48
30 15 99 54 50
12 14 89 22 31
7 3 83
7 0 67
73 54 74 37
27 79 32
65 12 84 83 34
38 71 66
13 80
31 92 17 64 58
23 82 74 64
24 21 94 10 90
31 30
94 93
20 75 09 70
28 53 78 43 95
83 23 53 73 61
69 95 86 09 16
95 31 79
11 44 28 93 20
54 62 74 85 11
15 46 98 22 85
79 51 62 10 07
20 12 51
33 88 07
64 13
08 07 46 20 55
88 26 77
60 68
25 06 77
75 71
25 41 68 78 75
78 35
26 79 13
92 00 84 48 97
08 58 86
19 18 66
96 02
51 35 14 77
25 58 61 49
85 09 53 72 82
88 39 25 42 11
44 12 61 94 38
68 98 35 05
81 31
37 74 00
75 66 62 69 54
21 39
02 53 19 77
83 77
84 61 15
36 16 06 50
24 86 39 75 76
95 55
79 42 12
49 32 80 98
21 20 50 99
73 72 00 86
61 48 75
08 53 16
15 78
02 33 00
24 76
72 61 96 66 28
26 65 43 78 51
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courtesy
of The RAND
Corporation and
the
McGraw-Hill Book Company,
Inc. and
is reprinted by perm.ss.on from The Compleat
Strategy,!, by J. D. Williams, pp. 219-221
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