The Journal of the American Society for Psychical Research was published intermittently from 1907 to 2004. It was a scientific journal providing scholarly reports, research findings, discussions of implications and applications of psychic functioning, and book reviews. The ASPR has also occasionally published Proceedings. Copies of articles can be requested.

Journal articles that may be of interest to experimenters when designing research studies, regarding experimenter effects and response methods, are linked below.

Selected Articles from the Journal:    The Limits of Experimenter Influence on Psi Test Results: Can Any Be Set?    by Rhea White Vol 70 Oct, 1976 No 4  The Influence of Persons Other Than the Experimenter on the Subject's Scores in Psi Experiments    by Rhea White Vol 70 Apr, 1976 No 2  A Comparison of Old and New Methods of Response to Targets in ESP Experiments    by Rhea White Vol 58 Jan, 1964 No 1

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