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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. After his space flight, Ed Mitchel began devouring books on _____.
(a) Geography.
(b) French cooking.
(c) Rocket science.
(d) Religious experiences.
2. What is a background substructure filled with things called?
(a) A catalyst.
(b) A plenum.
(c) A quantum.
(d) A leisure.
3. What is the name of the symbols that J. B. Rhine used to test ESP?
(a) Tarot.
(b) Tanner.
(c) Rune.
(d) Zener.
4. _____ size is a figure which reflects the actual size of change or outcome of a study.
(a) A cause.
(b) An effect .
(c) A REG.
(d) A magnetometer.
5. Couples in a relationship that were used to study remote intention were called _____.
(a) Bonded pairs.
(b) Stable partners.
(c) Gemini doubles.
(d) Constant doubles.
Short Answer Questions
1. A Bose-Einsteing condensate is usually observed in material substances such as superfluids or superconductors studied in the laboratory in very _____ places.
2. Robert Jahn's view of parapsychology was that it was thought of by the scientific establishment as being the province of _____.
3. It was the unique ability of quantum waves to store vast quantities of information in a totality and in _____.
4. What is it called when the vibration of one body is reinforced by the vibration of another body at or near its frequency?
5. From his position as dean of an engineering school in the 1970's, Robert Jahn realized that the world stood poised on the brink of a major _____.
Short Essay Questions
1. According to the author, how do photons switch on the body's processes?
2. Who was Jean Fourier? What influence did his work have on Dennis Gabor?
3. How did Ed Mitchell experiment with ESP on the way back to the moon?
4. What is the theory of Quantitative Structure-Activity Relationship?
5. Why does the author say the the French had not been well-represented in the field of science?
6. According to the author, how do microtubules and dendrites represent the Internet of the body?
7. What is the Cartesian view of the body?
8. Why does the author characterize Fritz-Albert Popp as a philosopher as much as a scientist?
9. What radical concept did Robert Jahn play around with in his research?
10. What does the author say could explain why acupuncture works?
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