Extra-Sensory Perception, by J. B. Rhine, [1934]
| | Foreword by Professor William McDougall | |
| | Introduction by Dr. Walter Franklin Prince | Page |
| | Author's Preface | 1 |
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| Part I. | General Introduction: | |
| | Chapter 1. Clarification of the Problem | 5 |
| | Chapter 2. Historical Background | 14 |
| | Appendix to Chapter 2. Note on Mathematics of Probability Used in Evaluation of Results | 31 |
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| Part II. | The Experimental Results: | |
| | Chapter 3. A General Survey | 35 |
| | Chapter 4. The Earlier and Minor Experiments | 46 |
| | Chapter 5. A. J. Linzmayer | 59 |
| | Chapter 6. Charles E. Stuart | 67 |
| | Chapter 7. Hubert E. Pearce, Jr. | 72 |
| | Chapter 8. Five Other Major Subjects | 86 |
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| Part III. | Explanation and Discussion: | |
| | Chapter 9. Elimination of Negative Hypotheses | 109 |
| | Chapter 10. Physical Conditions in E.S.P. Functioning | 116 |
| | Chapter 11. Some Physiological Conditions Affecting E.S.P | 126 |
| | Chapter 12. The Psychological Conditions and Bearings of the Results | 131 |
| | Chapter 13. E.S.P. from the Viewpoint of General Parapsychology | 146 |
| | Chapter 14. Some General Biological Considerations. | 153 |
| | Chapter 15. Summary and Concluding Remarks | 161 |
| | Appendix to Chapter 15. Suggestions to Those Who Repeat These Experiments | 166 |
| | Second Appendix. Higher Anti-Chance Values, with Table of Probability | 168 |