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| | Charles T. Tart : Space, Time, and Mind - 1978 - 20th Annual Meeting, Parapsychological Association (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05) |
 | | Toward this end, I theorized some ten years ago (Tart, 1966) that some important aspects of the problems I've just noted resulted from a lack of immediate feedback to percipients, so they could not learn to distinguish the subtle characteristics of mental events that indicated they were actually using psi from mere guessing processes. |
 | | Since my learning theory (Tart, 1966) predicted that experimental percipients needed to have some demonstrable ESP to begin with if the feedback training was to have much effect, we needed relatively talented percipients, rather than unselected ones. |
 | | I have argued elsewhere (Tart, 1977c; in press) that this was not likely, but since it is an important question with respect to the precognition effects I shall be reporting. |
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