Add to ORKGSmith (1998) has shown that different people use the term “luck” to mean different things, some of which might be used euphemistically to account for psi experiences. However, previous luck-psi experiments have only measured perceived personal luckiness (PPL) without investigating what participants actually mean by the term luck, so luck beliefs were measured using the Questionnaire of Beliefs about Luck (QBL). Previous literature indicates that luck might best be understood in terms of Stanford’s model of ‘psi-mediated instrumental response’ (PMIR), so 100 participants completed a PMIR-inspired non-intentional precognition experiment with static fractal images as targets, and depending on success experienced either a task involving erotic ...
A number of theories of psi such as Stanford’s psi-mediated instrumental response (PMIR) model sugge...
This thesis reports a body of work that examines psychological, and parapsychological, factors assoc...
This paper describes two studies that were intended to replicate and extend the findings of Luke, De...
Smith (1998) has shown that different people use the term "luck" to mean different things, some of w...
Smith (1998) has shown that different people use the term 'luck' to mean different things, some of w...
Introduction: Smith (1998) has shown that different people use the term “luck” to mean different thi...
Self-reports have described luck as an important factor in people’s lives, and there is a sizable bo...
Using a non-intentional precognition test paradigm luck beliefs were explored as predictors of psi i...
The results found in parapsychological research have not been particularly persuasive, in large par...
The notion that psi may be able to function without conscious intent to mediate adaptive outcomes is...
The notion that psi may be able to function without conscious intent and mediate adaptive consequenc...
Previous research has found that belief in superstition improves performance on tasks, which is medi...
As is apparent from the range of perspectives that are being presented in this volume, the concept o...
This paper describes two studies that were intended to replicate and extend the findings of Luke, De...
This paper describes two studies that were intended to replicate and extend the findings of Luke, De...
A number of theories of psi such as Stanford’s psi-mediated instrumental response (PMIR) model sugge...
This thesis reports a body of work that examines psychological, and parapsychological, factors assoc...
This paper describes two studies that were intended to replicate and extend the findings of Luke, De...
Smith (1998) has shown that different people use the term "luck" to mean different things, some of w...
Smith (1998) has shown that different people use the term 'luck' to mean different things, some of w...
Introduction: Smith (1998) has shown that different people use the term “luck” to mean different thi...
Self-reports have described luck as an important factor in people’s lives, and there is a sizable bo...
Using a non-intentional precognition test paradigm luck beliefs were explored as predictors of psi i...
The results found in parapsychological research have not been particularly persuasive, in large par...
The notion that psi may be able to function without conscious intent to mediate adaptive outcomes is...
The notion that psi may be able to function without conscious intent and mediate adaptive consequenc...
Previous research has found that belief in superstition improves performance on tasks, which is medi...
As is apparent from the range of perspectives that are being presented in this volume, the concept o...
This paper describes two studies that were intended to replicate and extend the findings of Luke, De...
This paper describes two studies that were intended to replicate and extend the findings of Luke, De...
A number of theories of psi such as Stanford’s psi-mediated instrumental response (PMIR) model sugge...
This thesis reports a body of work that examines psychological, and parapsychological, factors assoc...
This paper describes two studies that were intended to replicate and extend the findings of Luke, De...