Abstract

Ss made calls predicting targets that would be selected later by a computer under 3 conditions: (1) the computer would keep no record of individual targets but only of the total score of hits; (2) complete records kept but only seen by persons other than S; (3) complete records kept and seen by S as well as others. The present experiment in which Ss were not told of these differences in conditions gave significantly lower results than a previous study in which Ss were told of these conditions before making their calls. The results under condition (1) were most significant; thus precognitive clairvoyance, as a "mind-to-matter" relation, seems to occur.