3 May 2023 · First online (indexed publication record)
Álex Escolà-Gascón, James Houran, Neil Dagnall and colleagues
Brain and behavior · Quasi-experimental remote-viewing study
Two participant groups completed different remote-viewing tasks while researchers examined emotional intelligence. The first group analysis was not significant; the second produced positive associations in the authors’ analysis.
Method and scope
One group of 347 participants used coordinate-based targets; another group of 287 used images of places. Statistical models examined task outcomes and emotional-intelligence measures.
What to keep in mind
The groups differed in beliefs and task format, so their outcomes are not a clean like-for-like comparison. The proposed emotional mechanism remains a hypothesis.
Original paper & source
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DOI: 10.1002/brb3.3026
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