An assessment of the evidence for psychic functioning
Jessica Utts · 1995 · American Institutes for Research / CIA Stargate archive
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Positive statistical evaluation of the U.S. government remote-viewing / psychic-functioning research program, arguing that anomalous effects had been scientifically demonstrated.
How this source is used on the map
Core pro-remote-viewing evaluation from the Stargate review period; should be paired with Hyman's evaluation to show the interpretive split.
Citation record
- Authors
- Jessica Utts
- Year
- 1995
- Publication
- American Institutes for Research / CIA Stargate archive
- Source type
- Review
- Map role
- supports
- Credibility level
- primary
- Citation status
- Verified
- DOI
- Not recorded
- PubMed
- Not recorded
- Recorded
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One of the strongest pro-psi statistical summaries published in a mainstream APA journal.
Major reference for the sceptical / cognitive-explanation side of psi-style claims.
Pairs directly with the Storm et al. meta-analysis — the classic skeptical reply in the same journal issue.
Essential counterweight to Utts' positive assessment of the Stargate / remote-viewing evidence; the two reports should be read together.
Useful general-audience anchor for psi-related claims; gives both the field's self-description and the standard sceptical critique.