Abstract

Presents a reanalysis of the 1st 6 of the 12 remote-viewing experiments carried out at the University of California at Santa Barbara (UCSB) in 1975. Blind trials by 3 independent judges yielded significant correspondences between the judges' ranking of viewer transcripts and the target locations for which they were intended. This suggests that remote viewing occurred in these trials. The nonsignificance of the last 6 trials may have been due to the fact that they occurred the week before final exams for the students/participants and to increasing fatigue and inattentiveness by judges as the trials proceeded. (3 ref)