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Markus Maier

Nationalität: DEscientist

Biografie

Markus Maier ist Professor für Psychologie an der LMU München und leitet die Forschungseinheit Emotion und Motivation. Seine Arbeit verbindet Motivationspsychologie mit Bewusstseinsforschung und untersucht, ob bewusste Intention Quanten-Zufallsgeneratoren beeinflussen kann. Eine großangelegte Online-Studie (n=12.571) seines Teams ergab starke Bayes'sche Evidenz gegen Mikro-PK, was sein Engagement für rigorose Methodik unabhängig vom Ergebnis belegt.

Veröffentlichte Studien (10)

Psi Effects as a Result of Implicit Expectations About Probabilities – Investigating Micro-PK with a Biased Baseline(2025)

Tier 4 — Preliminary

Testing the Effects of Personality-Related Beliefs on Micro-PK(2024)

Tier 2 — Silver

Quantum Measurement as Pragmatic Information Transfer(2022)

Tier 3 — Bronze

A Pre-Registered Test of a Correlational Micro-PK Effect: Efforts to Learn from a Failure to Replicate(2022)

Tier 2 — Silver

Reply to Grote H. (2018). Commentary: Intentional Observer Effects on Quantum Randomness: A Bayesian Analysis Reveals Evidence Against Micro-Psychokinesis. Frontiers in Psychology 9:1350. doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2018.01350.(2021)

Tier 4 — Preliminary

Observer Dependent Biases of Quantum Randomness(2021)

Tier 4 — Preliminary

You Attract what You Are: The Effect of Unconscious Needs on Micro-Psychokinesis(2020)

Tier 3 — Bronze

How Smokers Change Their World and How the World Responds: Testing the Oscillatory Nature of Micro-Psychokinetic Observer Effects on Addiction-Related Stimuli(2019)

Tier 2 — Silver

Intentional Observer Effects on Quantum Randomness: A Bayesian Analysis Reveals Evidence Against Micro-Psychokinesis(2018)

Tier 4 — Preliminary

Observer Effects on Quantum Randomness: Testing Micro-Psychokinetic Effects of Smokers on Addiction-Related Stimuli(2018)

Tier 3 — Bronze

Zugehörigkeiten

LMU München — Allgemeine Psychologie II

Forschungsnetzwerk

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