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An Assessment of the Evidence for Psychic Functioning

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Jessica Utts's An Assessment of the Evidence for Psychic Functioning, published in the Journal of Scientific Exploration in 1996, is a statistician's peer reviewed evaluation of remote viewing and related parapsychological experimental data, notably including work connected to the government funded Stargate program. Utts herself is a credentialed academic statistician, which gives the piece a genuine methodological voice on the data's statistical properties. Its limit is the same one that applies to the broader literature it evaluates: its conclusions on the statistical significance of the reviewed data have been publicly disputed by other statisticians and psychologists, including a companion critical assessment commissioned for the same government review, and the effect it discusses is not accepted within mainstream psychology or physics. Cite it as a documented position within a real and ongoing scientific dispute, not as a settled finding.

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Jessica Utts's An Assessment of the Evidence for Psychic Functioning, published in the Journal of Scientific Exploration in 1996, the middle tier reflecting Utts's own standing as a credentialed academic statistician, notwithstanding that its conclusions on statistical significance have been publicly disputed by other statisticians and psychologists and the effect it discusses is not accepted within mainstream psychology or physics.
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Peer-reviewed assessment of the evidence for psychic functioning, Journal of Scientific Exploration, 1996.
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Jessica Utts
Publisher
Journal of Scientific Exploration
Publication Year
1996
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peer-reviewed article
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