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Fact and fable in psychology (1900)

Jastrow, Joseph, 1863-1944 · Boston, Houghton, Mifflin and Co · leaf 342

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Fig. 7.—Counting pendulum oscillations. Time of record, 80seconds. Shows movement at first toward the pendulum, and thensynchronous with its oscillations. to place his hand upon the automatograph, and tothink intently of the place of concealment. As beforethere is a movement of the hand; and on the… … Fig. 8. — Thinking of a hidden object. Time of record, 30seconds. Direction of the attention the general direction of this movement one may ven-ture a prediction of the direction in which the knifelies. The results will show all grades of success, from A STUDY OF INVOLUNTARY MOVEMENTS 319 complete…

Parapsychology · Occultism · Hypnotism

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