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psychocorrection are workable and that the proposed combination of stimuli corre-
sponds to
the
formulated goals
and makes
it possible efficiently to organize
a
semantic driver for loading correctly organized information into the memory.
The
resulting experimental
data make
it
possible
to
speculate
that
a
new
trend in developing
the methods
of nonmedicinal
stimulation of
the human psyche
function has been developed.
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CONTENTS
PREFACE
GLOSSARY OF TERMS
METHODOLOGIES
TARGET SELECTION
PROFICIENCY ENHANCEMENT PROTOCOLS
OPERATIONAL PROTOCOLS
EVALUATION
CONCLUSION
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APPENDICES
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APPENDIX A
(Tasking Sheet)
APPENDIX B
(Report)
APPENDIX C
(Institutions for
Proficiency Enhancement)
APPENDIX D
(Evaluation Form)
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ee anneal (S/NF) We have conducted a review and analysis of the psychoenergetic research conducted at SRI International from 1 October 1973 to 30 September 1988. The database Approved For Release SECRETS ROP 96-00792R000500350001-4 II EXECUTIVE SUMMARY (UV) comprises 117 documents with a total of 5,025 pages. (S/NF) A total of 25,449 trials were conducted under a variety of protocols. Analysis indicates better than 2 X 1020to 1 (i.e., 2 followed by 20 zeros). Using accepted criteria set forth in the standard evidence that the odds that our results are not due to simple statistical fluctuations alone are behavioral sciences, we conclude that this constitutes convincing, if not conclusive, for the existence of psychoenergetic functioning. (S/NF) The main results are summarized below: Remote viewing (RV) can provide useful intelligence information. Laboratory and operational remote viewing show the greatest potential for practical applications. Experienced viewers are significantly better than the general population. Approximately 1% of the general population possess a natural remote viewing ability. Remote viewing ability does not degrade over time. At this time, there is no quantitative evidence to support a training hypothesis. Natural scenes are significantly better than symbols as targets for remote viewing. Remote viewing quality is independent of target distance and/or size. There is no evidence to support that a psychoenergetic interaction with the physical world exists. Electromagnetic shielding is not effective against psychoenergetic acquisition of information. A potential central nervous system correlate to remote viewing has recently been identified. SECRET Approved For Release 2003/09/09 : CIA-RDP96-00792R000500350001-4
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Approved For Release 2003/09/04 : CIA-RDP96-00792R000500190003-0 OFFICE OF THE UNDER SECRETARY OF DEFENSE WASHINGTON, DC 20301-3000 acauisirion . 2 APR 1993 MEMORANDUM FOR THE DIRECTOR, TACTICAL SySTEMS Liab SUBJECT: Status Report on Non-Lethal Acoustic Initiative Per your instructions (attached) following my last report to you on this subject, we have contacted the acting Executive Secretary of the Foreign Material Program Review Board (FMPRB). They require only a request for funding accompanied by a proposal which contains specifics of the proposed program with supporting cost estimate, test activities, schedule, etc. Charlie Hawkins, the FMPRB chairman, may unilaterally approve the proposal or he may circulate it among the members for comment. I have instructed Don Henry to prepare a cautious and prudent approach to this project, structured in sequential phases to minimize up-front cost and risk. Progression from one phase to the next is to be dependent on successfully completing the current phase. I expect to approach the FMPRB sometime during the latter half of April and shall ‘apprise you of the outcome. George C. Kopcsak Deputy Director, Munitions 24 ~~ Sovak jit Gore — NO DOD/OSD REFERRAL REQUIRED) 5 _ APR 99g CN Approved For Release 2003/09/04 : CIA-RDP96-00792R000500190003-0
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MEMORANDUM FOR THE DIRECTOR, TACTICAL
SUBJECT:
Status Report on Non-Lethal Acoustic Initiative
Per your instructions
(attached)
following my last report to you
on this subject,
we have contacted the acting Executive Secretary
of the Foreign Material Program Review Board
(FMPRB)
.
They
require only a request for funding accompanied by a proposal
which contains specifics of the proposed program with supporting
cost estimate,
test activities,
schedule,
etc.
Charlie Hawkins,
the FMPRB chairman,
may unilaterally approve the proposal or he
may circulate
it among the members for comment.
I have instructed Don Henry to prepare
a cautious and prudent
approach to this project,
structured in sequential phases to
minimize up-front cost and risk.
Progression from one phase to
the next
is to be dependent on successfully completing the
current phase.
I expect to approach the FMPRB sometime during the latter half of
April and shall apprise you of the outcome.
George
C.
Kopcsak
Deputy Director, Munitions
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Approved For Relt\POOB/NS SA'FHRE B96-00792R000500350001-4 III INTRODUCTION (UV) (U) Until recently, the task of assessing any general body of published knowledge was formidable. Most of the attempts included review articles that were based primarily upon the informed opinions of the reviewers. It was recognized, however, that in the behavioral sciences specific problems arose that were unique to those disciplines. For example, many of the behavioral results are based on a statistical rejection of a null hypothesis, and, using accepted practices,!* a successful outcome is declared if the odds that the result is not due to a chance statistical fluctuation are better than 20 to 1. A major problem for reviewers is created when the behavioral sciences’ technical journals refuse to publish results that fail to meet this statistical criterion. For example, if only one-in-20 studies is published, then the literature may appear to provide evidence for a phenomenon, but taken with the 19 unpublished studies for every published one, there is no evidence for a phenomenon. This particular difficulty is called “the file drawer problem.” (U) This and other problems resulting from the diversity and difficulty of the behavioral sciences have been addressed in a new review technique known as meta-analysis.?-‘ Meta~analytical procedures are most useful when a large number of diverse studies is under consideration. Meta-analysis provides techniques to clarify the impact of the file drawer problem and to enable us to combine diverse experiments in a meaningful manner. (U) The results of SRI’s psychoenergetic research encompass a wide variety of experiments and thus can be addressed with these techniques. The analysis of the SRI data, however, is simplified because there is no file drawer problem. All experiments that were conducted have been reported, and thus are included in the analysis. (U) This report describes the database, the analysis techniques, and the results of 16 years of psychoenergetic research conducted at SRI International. a * (U) References may be found at the end of this report. 3 UNCLASSIFIED Approved For Release 2003/09/09 : CIA-RDP96-00792R000500350001-4
A. (U) Approved For Release QECRE GIA-RDP96-00792R000500350001-4 IV METHOD OF APPROACH (UV) Analysis Domain (S/NF) The domain of this meta-analysis includes all government-sponsored intelligence applications and psychoenergetic research conducted at SRI International, or under the auspices of its subcontractors, from 1 October 1973 to 30 September 1988. A priori declared demonstrations or other activities that were not under the control of SRI International were not included in the documentation. All other forms of experimentation were included in SRI International technical reports, unclassified journals, or publications, and thus were part of this analysis. This database comprises 117 documents with a total of 5,025 pages. (U) By definition, there is no file drawer problem in this analysis; all items that met the above criteria were included regardless of their results. entries of the same data. (S/NF) All psychoenergetic phenomena fall broadly into two classes: (1) (2) The psychoenergetic effort has been divided into various categories within these processes. Information Processes—those phenomena that involve a passive transfer of information (e.g., remote viewing, search), Causal Processes—those putative phenomena that involve an anomalous interaction with matter (e.g., remote action). various categories within this domain are defined as follows: (1) (2) (3) (4) Forced-Choice—remote viewing where the targets are drawn from a limited (and known) set of potential symbols (e.g., the integers 0, 1). RV-Lab—remote viewing where the targets are drawn from a large set of potential material (e.g., photographs of natural scenes, natural physical locations), and the experiments are conducted under strict laboratory conditions. RV-Ops—remote viewing where the targets are drawn from specific targets of interest to the intelligence community. Search—remote viewing where the targets are generally known but their location is unknown (e.g., a specific military aircraft is known to have crashed—where is it?). SECRET Approved For Release 2003/09/09 : CIA-RDP96-00792R000500350001-4 Care was exercised to avoid multiple The
Approved For Release 2BPFER FEF RDP96-00792R000500350001-4 V RESULTS AND DISCUSSION (U) (U) The results of the meta-analysis are presented here, where possible, in quantitative analytic terms, and various interpretations are discussed in detail. In addition, items that cannot be analyzed are discussed from a qualitative perspective. (U) The analysis proceeds in a top-down fashion in accordance with the hierarchy shown in Figure 1. A. (U) Overall Results (U) The overall analysis was conducted from three different perspectives: (1) All of the data, regardless of the purported skill of the subjects, (2) A subset of the data contributed by an experienced group of viewers, G/ (i.e., long-term, generally accepted expert viewers—002, 009, 131, 372, 414, and 504) (3) All of the data except for the group G/ (i.e., All-G1). Table 2 shows the number of trials n, total z score, p value, and effect size d for informational and putative causal processes and for the combination of the two. Table 2 (U) STATISTICAL RESULTS FOR MAJOR CLASSES Psychoenergetics 25,449 3.69 (-21) 9,825 3.46 (-12) 15,624 3.46 (-11) Informational 24,450 5.83 (-20) 9,702 1.14 (-11) 14,748 1.96 (-10) Causal 6.39 (-03) 1.99 (-02) 2.95 (-02) SECRET * (U) Powers-of-ten are shown in parentheses. ii SECRET Approved For Release 2003/09/09 : CIA-RDP96-00792R000500350001-4
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where possible, the experimental results of the research at SRI International since 1973.
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IN THE NOVEMBER
13,
ISSUE OF THE
DAILY
SNAP.
A
NEW
THEORY OF HUMAN BIOINFORMATION PROCESSES,
WHICH WAS DEVELOPED
BY
THE
YOUNG
MOSCOW
SCIENTIST
SERGEY
ALEKSANDROVICH
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A
BIOPHYSICAL
CHEMIST
OF
THE ALL UNION SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH INSTITUTE
OF
THE
TECHNOLOGY
OF
BLOOD SUBSTITUTES AND HORMONAL PREPARATIONS,
HAS
SMOOTHLY,
GRADUALLY
AND
QUIETLY
ESTABLISHED
ITSELF
AMONG
SPECIALISTS.
HE
HAS
DEVELOPED
A SYSTEM OF EQUATIONS,
BY MEANS OF
WHICH
THE
PHYSIOLOGICAL
PROCESSES OF EACH INDIVIDUAL PERSON CAN BE
DESCRIBED.
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EQUATIONS,
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A FORMULA OF LIFE.
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IT POSSIBLE
TO
PREDICT
THE
DYNAMICS
OF
AN INDIVIDUAL'S HOMEOSTASIS,
IN OTHER
WORDS,
TO
DESCRIBE
HIS
PRESENT
AND FUTURE VITAL PROCESSES AND TO
CORRELATE
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SCIENTIFIC LEADER
USSR
(UR)
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