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J. B. Rhine
Biography
Joseph Banks Rhine (1895–1980) is widely regarded as the founder of modern experimental parapsychology. At Duke University, he established the Parapsychology Laboratory in 1930, where he conducted over 90,000 experiments on telepathy, clairvoyance, and precognition using Zener cards. His landmark book "Extra-Sensory Perception" (1934) popularized the term ESP.
Published Studies (7)
Parapsychology Not Guilty(1965)
Tier 4 — PreliminaryParapsychology: Frontier Science of the Mind.(1959)
Tier 4 — PreliminaryParapsychology, Frontier Science of the Mind(1957)
Tier 4 — PreliminaryValue of a "Negative" Experiment in Extrasensory Perception(1955)
Tier 4 — PreliminaryPsi Phenomena and Psychiatry(1950)
Tier 4 — Preliminary<i>SECTION OF PSYCHOLOGY</i>: AN INTRODUCTION TO THE WORK ON EXTRASENSORY PERCEPTION*(1950)
Tier 4 — PreliminarySome selected experiments in extra-sensory perception.(1936)
Tier 4 — Preliminary