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 CR method. But the combined re,, ult bf--
 came significant (p < .01), when the
 run-score variance was calculated b,, the
 chi-square method, which is sensiLive Lo
 score fluctuations during the experi-
 ment. - DA
 01663. Jung, Carl Gustav. Letters on
 parapsychology. Part 1. Zeitschrift fur
 Parapsychologie und Grenzgebiete Ne-r
 ~Chologie, 1973, 15(3), 94-128. 37
 refs
 Nineteen letters by C.G. Jung con-
 cerning various aspects of parapsych,ol-
 ogy are reprinted here. These letters
 document Jung's life-long interest in
 this area of research. The respective
 addressees and dates of each letter are:
 Dr. W. Arz' (February 17, 1933), Dr.
 Laurence J. Bendit (November 12, 1945),
 Prof. Fritz Slanke (November 10, 1948),
 Dr. L.M. Boyera (September 30, 1932),
 Mrs. Eckstein (September 16, 1930),
 Prof. Gebhard Frei (January 17, 1949),
 Dr. M. Esther Harding (December 5,
 1971), Prof. Pascual Jordan (November
 10, 1934); April 1, 1948), Dr. Fritz
 Kunkel (July 10, 1946), Prof. Wolfgang
 Pauli (October 29, 1934), Mr. Fritz
 Pfafflin (January 1, 1939), Prof. Joseph
 B. Rhine (November 27, 1934; May 20,
 1935; November 5, 1942; September 18,
 1945; November 1945; April 1, 1948), and
 Dr. Mark Wyman Richardson (June 14,
 1934). - G.H.
 01664. Jung, Carl Gustav. Letters on
 parapsychology. Part II. Zeitschrift
 fur Parapsychologie und Gr6nz`ge_Fi-ete der
 FS_Vchologie, 1973, 15(3), 139-170. * _2'T
 refs
 Eighteen further letters by C.G.
 Jung again covering a wide variety of
 problems relevant to parapsychological
 research are reprinted in this second
 part of the collection. The respective
 addressees and the dates of their cor-
 respondence are: Mr. Stephen J. Abrams
 (June 20, 1957; October 21, 1957; March
 5, 1959), Mr. H.J. Barrett (October 12f
 1956; March 26, 1957), Prof. Hans Bender
 (February 12* 1958; March 6, 1958; June
 10, 1958), Prof. Robert A. McConnell
 (April 14, 1953), Prof. Joseph B. Rhine
 (February 18, 1953; September 25, 1953;
 August 9, 1954), Mr. H. Rossteutscher
 (May 3, 1958; May 20, 1958), Mr. Walter
 Schaffner (February 16, 1961), Dr. John
 R.,Smythies (February 29, 1952), Dr. Ed-
 ward J. Steiner (June 5, 1958), and an
 unnamed female addressee-(May 30, 1960).
 - G.H.
 01665. Pkeiaer, Siegfried. Emotion ver-
 sus information: A methodological
 critique. Zeitschrift fur Parap-
 sychologie und Gren-zgeS-iete d;r

 Psychologie, 1973, 15(3), 171-186. 19
 rofq; 3 tables
 There exists a remarkable dis-
 crepnncy "quancif-ative" parap-
 sychological experlments, often inves-
 tigating the paranormal transfer of in-
 formation in dull laboratory atmosphere
 without emotional components, and the
 Hqualitative" analysis of spontaneous
 parapsychological events which only sel-
 domly show a clear transfer of
 information; instead of this, in the
 multitude of happenings, a diffuse, sym-
 bolically encoded transfer of emotional
 contents and emotional states are found.
 The author proposes three models for
 investigation which are more adequate to
 the emotional character of a parapsy-
 chological phenomena than the quan-
 titative-statistical experiments used up
 to now. Testing two methodical experi-
 ments with a few samples (14 to 25 sub-
 jects as ESP percipients), only one ex-
 periment out of nine partial experiments
 yielded a highly significant ESP result
 for the group. These results show that
 the ESP performance in the group was
 highly dependent on the emotional load-
 ing of the target material.'- DA
 01666. Burger, Heidi. Psychosocial as-
 pects of spontaneous psychokinesis.
 Zeitschrift lur Para~sychologie und
 Grenzgebiete der P chologie, 1973-7
 15(49, 213-229. 4 r
 Most parapsychological publications
 on recurrent spontaneous psychokinesis
 (RSPK) are primarily interested in the
 description, documentation and confirma-
 tion of the phenomena in question. In
 this paper, however, a selection of so-
 cial and psychological results are
 examined: The effect of "social
 perception" (a perception which is con-
 ditioned by social influences) on the
 witnesses, and on their opinions, as
 well as the conflict of the "unex-
 plainable" phenomena with the standards
 and roles of the persons involved. We
 conclude from the results of this study
 that the sociopsychological aspect is
 indispensible for a comprehensive ana-
 lysis of spontaneous psychokinesis. The
 implications concern the evaluation of
 the witnesses'. credibility as well as
 psychotherapeutic arguments in favor of
 scientists working in the field of spon-
 taneous psychokinesis (RSPK). - DA
 01667. Puschkin, Veniamin. Biogravita-
 tion and psychokinesis. Zeitschrift fur
 Parapsychologie und GHe ebiete der
 Psychologie, 1974, 19 1 :g3 1:. 42. 13
 refs.
 Psychokinetic phenomena are seen as
 manifestations of biogravitation, two
 characteristics of which are important:
 It depends on situations and is subject

 to a dynamism which, in turn, is prob-
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