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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. The psychological condition where prisoners begin to love their jailers is called the _____.
(a) Pavlovian Response.
(b) Freudian Sympathy.
(c) Dominance Reflection.
(d) Stockholm Syndrome.

2. What was the term used to describe when a subject was able to discern, by use of ESP, where a traveler had been hours or days after the traveler had left?
(a) Retrocognition.
(b) Field recognition.
(c) Dream prescience.
(d) Quantum viewing.

3. What was the rotation for the healers involved in Elisabeth Targ's healing experiments?
(a) Hourly.
(b) Bi-weekly.
(c) Monthly.
(d) Weekly.

4. Hella Hammond was a _____.
(a) Photographer.
(b) Musician.
(c) Physicist.
(d) Painter.

5. According to the book, the _____ might influence the future course of a disease.
(a) Heredity of the person.
(b) Location of cell damage.
(c) Diagnosis.
(d) Initial patient reaction.

6. In America, the third category of belief beyond the 'true or not true' system of Russia was _____.
(a) Religion.
(b) Science.
(c) Television.
(d) Creativity.

7. What did Pat Price describe that had been near the swimming pool and had been torn down in Russell Targ's ESP experiments?
(a) A water purification plant.
(b) A dance hall.
(c) A nuclear missile site.
(d) A train station.

8. What is the salient physical feature of William Braud that the author points out?
(a) His outlandish way of dressing.
(b) His height.
(c) His blue eyes.
(d) His beard.

9. A researcher named Elmer Green showed that experienced healers have abnormally high _____ during healing sessions.
(a) Vocal emissions.
(b) Electro-static charges.
(c) Temperatures.
(d) Electric field patterns.

10. The O.J. Simpson trial took over the _____ as the trial of the century.
(a) Scopes monkey trial.
(b) Charles Mansion trial.
(c) Brown Versus the Board of Education.
(d) Ruby Ridge trial.

11. Particles that travel faster than the speed of light are called _____.
(a) Machlitons.
(b) Protons.
(c) Quarks.
(d) Tachyons.

12. A pathogen which has no reliable means of detection is called a _____.
(a) Nucleotide.
(b) Dendrite.
(c) Tachyon.
(d) Prion.

13. The quantum force between two metal plates caused by partially shielding the space between them from zero-point fluctuations is called _____.
(a) Electromagnetic anomaly.
(b) The Densmer effect.
(c) The Casimir force.
(d) The Backster effect.

14. Dietr Vaitl is described by the author as _____.
(a) Obsequious.
(b) Vegas.
(c) Wagnerian.
(d) Introverted.

15. Whose painting was used in the experiments with the psychic, Malcolm Bessent?
(a) Van Gogh.
(b) Fragonard.
(c) Matisse.
(d) Dali.

Short Answer Questions

1. _____ were another great love of Dean Radin's, directly influencing his work.

2. David Bohm was from _____.

3. The spectacular conversion of sound into light waves is called _____.

4. Pat Price was a building contractor from _____.

5. The Zero Point Field was called the _____ of human consciousness by Edgar Mitchell.

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