As my mom used to say, "Consider the source." That must be the Bem of
Bem & Honorton (1993, 1994), right?
Heh.
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From: Rick Stevens [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, November 14, 2005 3:33 PM
To: Teaching in the Psychological Sciences
Subject: Re: student's question
Cancel that suggestion. I just put 'precognitive habituation'
into Google and it is Daryl Bem that I found first.
http://www.dbem.ws/Precognitive%20Habituation.pdf
I haven't read the whole thing but it says that anyone with a
computer and a stat program can reproduce it. I'll be a millionaire in
no time.
Rick Stevens wrote:
Burns, Daniel wrote:
Research suggests that subliminal perception
does influence behavior (e.g., mere exposure effect and sublimal/masked
priming effects), as well as emotion (e.g., mere exposure to stimuli
increases one's mood). In fact, recent research out of Cornell suggests
that stimuli presented in the future actually affect your behavior now
(e.g., subliminal precognition).
I think that we have a candidate for the James Randi
million dollar prize. Send those people to Randi.org and have them sign
up.
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