Abstract

This was an exploratory experiment designed to study the relationship between extrasensory perception (ESP) and psychokinesis (PK). The subject was instructed to throw a die while willing it to come to rest with the face uppermost that had already been designated as the target, but which was not known to the subject. Three subjects participated and they showed a statistically significant degree of success in obtaining the unknown target face. The level of success was comparable to that found in other PK tests with known targets, and the results suggest that there must be a close relationship between ESP (by which the subjects ascertain the targets) and PK (by which the fall of the dice was influenced).