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What does ESP stand for?
What does ESP stand for?
- Explanatory Sensory Processing
- Emotional Subjective Projection
- Extended Sensory Potential
- Extra Sensory Perception (correct)
Who coined the term 'extrasensory perception'?
Who coined the term 'extrasensory perception'?
- Carl Jung
- Sigmund Freud
- J.B. Rhine (correct)
- William James
Which of the following is a form of ESP that involves perceiving future events?
Which of the following is a form of ESP that involves perceiving future events?
- Clairvoyance
- Telepathy
- Psychometry
- Precognition (correct)
What is the name for the ability to obtain information about a person or object by touching it?
What is the name for the ability to obtain information about a person or object by touching it?
What field of study did J.B. Rhine establish at Duke University?
What field of study did J.B. Rhine establish at Duke University?
Which of the following involves mind-to-mind communication?
Which of the following involves mind-to-mind communication?
Which of the following is a deck of cards used in early ESP experiments?
Which of the following is a deck of cards used in early ESP experiments?
In ESP research, what is the term for perceiving past events one did not experience directly?
In ESP research, what is the term for perceiving past events one did not experience directly?
What is the term for a person attempting to describe or visualize a distant or unseen target location?
What is the term for a person attempting to describe or visualize a distant or unseen target location?
What is the primary reason why ESP claims are often met with skepticism within the scientific community?
What is the primary reason why ESP claims are often met with skepticism within the scientific community?
Flashcards
What is Extrasensory Perception (ESP)?
What is Extrasensory Perception (ESP)?
Purported ability to receive information without using the five physical senses.
What is telepathy?
What is telepathy?
Mind-to-mind communication, transferring thoughts or feelings without conventional sensory channels.
What is clairvoyance?
What is clairvoyance?
The ability to perceive distant or hidden objects, people, or events.
What is precognition?
What is precognition?
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What is parapsychology?
What is parapsychology?
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What are Zener Cards?
What are Zener Cards?
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What are Ganzfeld Experiments?
What are Ganzfeld Experiments?
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What is remote viewing?
What is remote viewing?
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What is confirmation bias?
What is confirmation bias?
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What is statistical significance?
What is statistical significance?
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