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Volume 10: Number 4: Article 3
Evidence for Enhanced Congruence Between Dreams and Distant Target Material During Periods of Decreased Geomagnetic Activity
Stanley Krippner, Saybrook Institute, 450 Pacific Ave. (3rd floor),
San Francisco, CA 94133
Michael Persinger, Laurentian University, Sudbury, Ontario,
P3E 2C6 Canada
The accuracy of concordance between dream content and target pictures
over 20 nonconsecutive nights (1964-1967) for a single percipient was
correlated with global geomagnetic activity. Spearman r correlations
demonstrated a significant association between geomagnetic activity
and accuracy (greater accuracy/less geomagnetic activity) for the 24-hour
periods that corresponded with the dream nights. These results support
the hypothesis that the geomagnetic effect is most evident when anomalous
effects obtained under psi task conditions is present.
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