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Introduction to Parapsychology in the Context of Science by Robert A. McConnell, 1983-11
Esoteric Psychology: Success Through Directed Thinking and Induced Emotion (The Brotherhood of Light, Course 5) by C. C. Zain, 2001-09
Parapsychology: The Science of Psiology by Carroll B. Nash, 1986-07
Parapsychology: Sources of Information by Rhea A. White, Laura A. Dale, 1973-11
The Archetype of Renewal: Psychological Reflections on the Aging, Death and Rebirth of the King (Studies in Jungian Psychology in Jungian Analysts, Volume 104) by D. Stephenson Bond, 2003-01
Zen and the Psychology of Transformation: The Supreme Doctrine by Hubert Benoit, 1990-03-01
Animal Magnetism, Early Hypnotism, and Physical Research, 1766-1925: An Annotated Bibliography (Bibliographies in the History of Psychology and Psyc) by Adam Crabtree, 1988-08
Astrology, Psychology, and the Four Elements: An Energy Approach to Astrology & Its Use in the Counseling Arts by Stephen Arroyo, 1975-12
The Psychology of the Psychic by David F. Marks, Richard Kammann, 2000-12
Parapsychology: The Science of Unusual Experience by Ron Roberts, David Groome, 2001-06-07
Parapsychology: Research on Exceptional Experiences
Psychology Versus Metapsychology: Psychoanalytic Essays in Memory of George S. Klien (Psychological Issues Monograph, No 36, Vol 9, No 4) by Merton M. Gill, Philips Holzman, 1975-06
The Nature of Mind: Parapsychology and the Role of Consciousness in the Physical World by Douglas M. Stokes, 1997-07
Research in Parapsychology 1993 by Carlos S. Alvarado, 1998-05-01

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Sybo A. Schouten: The Research In Parapsychology Is Almost Non-existing
Since both psychology and parapsychology are extremely difficult research areas, for reasons I won t discuss here, the critic s opinion about the results of
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Extractions: Critics sometimes love to argue that 100 years of research in parapsychology has failed to produce a reliable demonstration of ESP. But how much research has really been done during this period? Text extract from original text: "ARE WE MAKING PROGRESS?" by Sybo A. Schouten, University of Utrecht, Parapsychology Foundation, 1988. Since a simple experiment can never constitute a reliable demonstration, they mean in fact that 100 years of research have failed to yield the knowledge to enable us to control the phenomena and to demonstrate ESP at will. This is correct, but this applies to many findings in psychology as well. Moreover, the "100 years" sounds very suggestive but does not take into account on how much research capacity this supposed 'failure' is based.
Closer To Truth - What Is Parapsychology? (Show 212)
Charles Tart is one of the leading figures in the fields of parapsychology and transpersonal psychology. He is professor at The
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Extractions: About this Program HyperForum Transcript ... Show Feedback Can claims of ESP, or extrasensory perception, be studied as a science? Can claims of strange, psychic phenomena be subject to the scientific method? Parapsychology is the scientific study of Paranormal or Psi Phenomena. It is the careful investigation of events like mental telepathy, knowing the future or bizarre manifestations that seemingly cannot be accounted for by natural law or knowledge. The claim that parapsychology is a science excites some, and annoys others. So, is parapsychology a new science or an old fraud? Participants: Beyerstein, Radin, Schlitz, Tart, Trefil Barry Beyerstein is professor of neuropsychology at Simon Fraser University in Canada. He is a leading skeptic, on the Executive Council of the Committee for the Scientific Investigation of Claims of the Paranormal (CSICOP), and a frequent contributor to The Skeptical Inquirer. Dean Radin Marilyn Schlitz is Director of Research at the Institute of Noetic Sciences, a leading research and membership organization devoted to interdisciplinary and diverse studies of the mind. Trained as an anthropologist, she has conducted some of the most important research in parapsychology.
Science, Social Sciences, Psychology, Alternative: Parapsychology
parapsychology is the branch of psychology which attempts to scientifically study anomalous phenomena such as alleged psychic powers, UFO sightings, alien
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Extractions: Top Science Social Sciences Psychology ... Retrocausality Related links of interest: Society:Philosophy:Philosophy of Mind:Consciousness Studies Society:Paranormal:Out of Body Society:Paranormal Society:Paranormal:Psychic ... Adrian Antonovici - Romanian parapsychologist specializing in astrology, white magic, energetics, divination, numerology, tarot, paranormal, and occult. Aha! - Synchronicity Central - Written logs of coincidences, synchronicities, premonitions, and other unusual phenomena. Amazing Brain Music Adventure - Information on creativity, intelligence, pleasure, and ESP, including techniques for brain self-control by clicking your amygdala forward and increasing frontal lobe processes. American Association for Parapsychology - Seeks to provide a better understanding of the scientific basis for extrasensory perception and other psychic phenomena. American Society for Psychical Research - Founded in 1885, the ASPR supports the scientific investigation of extraordinary, or yet unexplained phenomena that have been called psychic or paranormal. Astral's Realms - A forum dedicated to the exploration of the interaction between philosophy and parapsychology. Discussion of historical, practical, and theoretical sides to anomolous research especially as it relates to consciousness theories.
Science, Social Sciences, Psychology, Alternative, Parapsychology: Mind-Plant
Chapter Six Cleve Backster s Laboratory - A chapter in a web-based book by psychologist Ingo Swann. Deals with a trip made by Swann
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Extractions: Chapter Six- Cleve Backster's Laboratory - A chapter in a web-based book by psychologist Ingo Swann. Deals with a trip made by Swann to Backster's laboratory and chronicles the first-hand experiment he witnessed. Happy Plants - Deals with Cleve Backster's experiments and other mind/plant experiments, including ones backing up Backster. Our Intelligent Companions, the Plants - Contains much information on various mind/plant type experiments throughout history. Some people mentioned include Cleve Backster and J. Chandra Bose. Plant Articles by Judith Handelsman - A series of articles from various magazines. The second one has relevance primary perception discoveries, as it describes Handelsman's own experiences with the phenomenon. Sacrifice for Science - Contains some information on Cleve Backster's experiments and the author's interpretations of the implications. Subtle Energy - An article in a web-based magazine by Paul von Ward Lightworks. Deals with Cleve Backster's mind-plant discoveries and the author's speculations about them. The Pine Tree is the Highest Form of Life - An about.com article discussing galvanometer experiments with pine trees, similar to the work of Cleve Backster.
Psychology - Academics
Academic Departments. Prepared for PS250 Introduction to parapsychology. Major Events in the History of parapsychology Student PublicationBourgeois (1993).
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Psychology - Academics
parapsychology Program. Students wishing to to study parapsychology within the psychology major should carefully read the following information
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Extractions: Academics Academics Home Academic Departments Parapsychology Program Students wishing to to study parapsychology within the psychology major should carefully read the following information: Note that the printed College Catalogue also contains much of this information and is the "official" document to which you should refer. The information provided here is NOT "official." The parapsychology courses are offered on an alternate year cycle. You should register for the parapsychology courses as soon as possible since they are in "high demand" and not everyone who wishes to take them will be accommodated. Anyone taking the Introduction to Parapsychology course (PS 250) must complete Introduction to Psychology (PS101) or its equivalent such as the high school AP Introduction to Psychology, or, Introduction to psychology at another college. You cannot take PS301 Experimental Parapsychology unless you have completed Behavioral Statistics (PS260) and Research Methods in Psychology (PS261). You need to take the statistics course in the fall and Research Methods in the spring of the year prior to your taking the parapsychology sequence. On occasion, a section of Research Methods may be offered in the fall semester but you should plan on taking Statistics in the fall and Research Methods in the spring.
LookSmart - Directory - Parapsychology News And Guides
Directory Listings About. allRefer Reference parapsychology, psychology and Psychiatry Provides a history, overview, and characteristics of the study of
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PSI: Psychology, Parapsychology, Psychedelia - Links To Paranormal PSI Phenomena
Visit our Online Bookstore for Books on this topic and more psychology/parapsychology/Psychedelia. Clickin on these links will open a new browser window.
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Parapsychology - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
As the word for the field indicates, parapsychology is sometimes considered a subbranch of psychology, and this arose historically since it involves the study
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Extractions: edit The phenomena in question fall into two broad groups. Extra-sensory perception , also known as anomalous cognition , includes telepathy clairvoyance , and precognition Anomalous operation includes psychokinesis (in the past referred to as telekinesis out-of-body experiences near-death experiences , and reincarnation . The general term "psi phenomena" (or the somewhat older term, "psychic phenomena") covers all of these categories. edit The standing of the field of parapsychology has always been controversial within the broader spectrum of science, and perhaps even more bitterly so today than in the past. The controversy tends to take center stage, at least in discussions taking place outside the field, and so there is an entire section of this article devoted to aspects of this debate, to give some idea of the critique of the field by its detractors, and of the counter arguments by its defenders. Other subarticles describe some of the history of the field and the current state of (claims of) the field. As the word for the field indicates, parapsychology is sometimes considered a sub-branch of
Parapsychology
and the University of Edinburgh, whose psychology department has the Koestler Chair of parapsychology, and publishes the European Journal of parapsychology.
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Extractions: Click to order from Amazon Mind over matter -Swedish academics ask: Why do we need a professorship in parapsychology? by Karin Nordin parapsychology "...parapsychology is the only realm of objective inquiry in which the phenomena are all negatively defined, defined in terms of ruling out normal explanations." James Alcock (2003) Parapsychology is the search for paranormal phenomena, such as ESP and psychokinesis . Most sciences try to explain observable phenomena. Parapsychologists try to observe unexplainable phenomena. Scientific methodology in this field dates from at least 1882 at the founding of the Society for Psychical Research in London, which continues to flourish. Its initial members sought to distinguish psychic phenomena from spiritism , and to investigate mediums and their activities. They studied automatic writing levitation , and reports of ectoplasmic and poltergeist activity. In America, Joseph Banks Rhine (1895-1980) conducted
Charles T. Tart - Curriculum Vitae - Psychology, Parapsychology, Transpersonal P
Charles T. Tart, transpersonal psychology, parapsychology, consciousness. Page 3 of 4. Pp. 116126. parapsychology and transpersonal psychology.
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Charles T. Tart - What's New? - Psychology, Parapsychology, Transpersonal Psycho
Charles T. Tart. Transpersonal psychology, parapsychology, consciousness. New Additions. MIND SCIENCE Meditation Training for Practical
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Extractions: Kosmos Bookstore logo: Rich with lucid instructions and practical insights, MIND SCIENCE dispels the metaphysical haze that all too often surrounds the subject of meditation. Based on a lively workshop with fellow scientists, Charles Tart shows how the pragmatic and scientifically-inclined among us can bring mindfulness into everyday life without religious baggage while clearly explaining its many spiritual and health benefits. These highly interactive and often witty sessions in front of a skeptical audience anticipate the questions that any practical person might have about meditative mindfulness. If you've been looking for a clear teaching on how and why to meditate that is free of sectarian involvement, this is the book for you. MIND SCIENCE is based on a workshop at the country's leading scientific conference on the study of consciousness, held bi-annually at the University of Arizona at Tucson. Tart's jovial and wide-ranging style makes MIND SCIENCE suitable reading for intelligent lay people with a practical and scientific inclination, as well as for the academically- and scientifically-trained students of consciousness and related fields. MIND SCIENCE is, in fact, the only current book on meditation by an author who is also a well-respected scientist.
Science: Social_Sciences: Psychology: Parapsychology - Open Site
home submit content become an editor. the entire directory. Top Science Social Sciences psychology parapsychology (0)
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Science: Social_Sciences: Psychology: Parapsychology: Subliminal_Projection - Op
the entire directory.
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Parapsychology Alternative Psychology Social Sciences
parapsychology is the branch of psychology which attempts to scientifically study anomalous phenomena such as alleged psychic powers ? UFO sightings
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Consciousness And Transpersonal Psychology Research Unit
parapsychology; psychology of luck; Paranormal belief; psychology of deception. Current Research. On being lucky The psychology and parapsychology of luck.
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Extractions: Skip to page content! CTPRU HOME PAGE Matthew D. Smith - Liverpool Hope Dr. Matthew Smith is a Lecturer at Liverpool Hope, and was awarded his PhD on the psychology of luck by the University of Hertfordshire. His research interests span the areas of parapsychology, the psychology of superstition and paranormal belief, and the psychology of deception. His research on the psychology of luck (conducted with Richard Wiseman at the University of Hertfordshire and Peter Harris at the University of Sussex) has received considerable media attention and has extended his interests into the areas of gambling and decision-making, especially psychological issues surrounding the National Lottery. Matthew is an active member of the Society for Psychical Research (SPR) and an Associate member of the Parapsychological Association (PA), a professional body affiliated to the American Association for the Advancement of Science. Contact Details Address: Psychology,
Parapsychology - Scientific Research.
G. Corner parapsychology and psychology (in French); M. Kristen Voyance and parapsychology (in French); Social Sciences/psychology/Alternative/parapsychology;
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Extractions: It is designed as a selection of sites sorted by topic. Table of Contents The Introduction part will help you to get in touch with Parapsychology rationally. You will then meet the Research Laboratories and Organizations which work on paranormal phenomenons. The laboratory results are published in international Scientific Journals . Several Articles may be read on-line. In the Bibliography part, you will also find Books CD-ROM and Reference Search sites. You may participate in On-line Experiments , for instance trying to influence the behavior of a system that is, in principle, truly random. Other Link Pages and several News Groups and Discussion Groups dealing with Parapsychology are also indicated. Scientific fields to whom refers research in Parapsychology are introduced : Quantum Mechanics and its interpretations
SOSIG: Parapsychology
You are here Home psychology Home psychology Human Experimental psychology parapsychology. About SOSIG What s new in psychology.
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Extractions: For a short description click the title. To access the resource directly click Bibliographies Up Home page of Dr Susan Blackmore Educational Materials Up Extrasensory PerceptionPseudoscience? A Battle at the Edge of Science FAQS Up Parapsychology FAQ Journals (contents and abstracts) Up Journal of Parapsychology Journal of Scientific Exploration Skeptical Inquirer Journals (full text) Up Electronic Journal for Anomalous Phenomena Organisations/Societies Up CSICOP: Committee for the Scientific Investigation of Claims of the Paranormal Papers/Reports/Articles (collections) Up Article Archive of Charles T. Tart
LMC Guide: Psychology And Parapsychology
This guide lists some basic resources in psychology. There are a number of possible subject headings, from broad categories to specific aspects of psychology.
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Extractions: Library Media Center, Glendale Community College, Glendale, AZ 85302 Tel: 623.845.3109 Fax:623.845.3102 SOURCES FOR BASIC FACTS AND INFORMATION This guide lists some basic resources in Psychology. REFERENCE SOURCES Dictionaries Specialized Publications: Encyclopedias, Handbooks, etc. DSM-IV - Diagnostic and Statisitcal Manual of Mental Disroders, 4th ed. (Ref RC 455.2 .C4 D54 1994) Complete Home Guide to Mental Health (Ref RC 460 .C59 1992) Encyclopedia of Human Behavior, 4 vols. (Ref BF 31 .E5) Encyclopedia of Psychology, 8 vols. (Ref BF 31 .E52) The Corsini Encyclopedia of Psychology and Behavioral Science, 3rd ed., 4 vols. (Ref BF 31 .E52 2001) Enccylopedia of Human Intelligence (Ref BF 431 .E59 1994) Encyclopedia of Human Emotions (Ref BF 531 .E55 1999) Handbook of Child Psychology, 5th ed. (Ref BF 721 .H242 1998) Encyclopedia of Phobias, Fears, and Anxieties (Ref RC 535 .D63 1989) Encyclopedia of Schizophrenia and the Psychotic Disorders (Ref RC 514 .N63 1992)
LMC Guide: Psychology And Parapsychology
LMC Guide psychology. SOURCES FOR BASIC FACTS AND INFORMATION This guide lists some basic resources in psychology. REFERENCE SOURCES.
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Extractions: Library Media Center, Glendale Community College, Glendale, AZ 85302 Tel: 623.845.3109 Fax:623.845.3102 SOURCES FOR BASIC FACTS AND INFORMATION This guide lists some basic resources in Psychology. REFERENCE SOURCES Dictionaries Specialized Publications: Encyclopedias, Handbooks, etc. DSM-IV - Diagnostic and Statisitcal Manual of Mental Disroders, 4th ed. (Ref RC 455.2 .C4 D54 1994) Complete Home Guide to Mental Health (Ref RC 460 .C59 1992) Encyclopedia of Human Behavior, 4 vols. (Ref BF 31 .E5) Encyclopedia of Psychology, 8 vols. (Ref BF 31 .E52) The Corsini Encyclopedia of Psychology and Behavioral Science, 3rd ed., 4 vols. (Ref BF 31 .E52 2001) Enccylopedia of Human Intelligence (Ref BF 431 .E59 1994) Encyclopedia of Human Emotions (Ref BF 531 .E55 1999) Handbook of Child Psychology, 5th ed. (Ref BF 721 .H242 1998) Encyclopedia of Phobias, Fears, and Anxieties (Ref RC 535 .D63 1989) Encyclopedia of Schizophrenia and the Psychotic Disorders (Ref RC 514 .N63 1992)

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