This excerpt from Extrasensory Perception: Research Findings reviews hundreds of experiments on extrasensory perception (ESP), examining methodologies and results. The text analyzes various factors influencing ESP scores, including subject characteristics (e.g., personality, belief in ESP), experimental conditions (e.g., distance, target type), and physiological responses. Particular attention is given to controversies surrounding fraudulent data and methodological flaws in some studies. The author ultimately concludes that while ESP results are often unreliable, consistent patterns emerge, suggesting a need for further research to improve the reliability and understanding of ESP.

Extrasensory Research Findings