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

2. A group of _____ in a laboratory study at the University of Arizona seemed to validate the idea that consciousness may live on after we die.
(a) Mediums.
(b) Robots.
(c) Political leaders.
(d) Students.

3. According to the Achuar and the Huaorani Indians, waking life is considered _____.
(a) A falsehood.
(b) Dogma.
(c) Sterility.
(d) A reality.

4. 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.

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

Short Answer Questions

1. What movie example does the author use to illustrate the way communication occurs in relation to the Zero Point Field?

2. A researcher named Elmer Green showed that experienced healers have abnormally high _____ during healing sessions.

3. According to the author, the REG machine was a kind of _____ that measured the dynamics and coherence of a group.

4. British Aerospace launched its secret program, Project Greenglow, to study the possibility of turning off _____.

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

Short Essay Questions

1. How had the United States Air Force been exploring with cosmic rays?

2. What was William Braud's professional background?

3. How did William Braud use red blood cells to measure intention?

4. What had Russell Targ developed that got him interested in what the mind could potentially do in regards to ESP?

5. What did healers do in a study of high blood pressure patients which helped them and defined their methods?

6. Why did Robert Forward think that it was possible to do an experiment on altering inertia by making changes in the vacuum?

7. How does the brain reflect collective intelligence, according to Dean Radin and William James?

8. What was the problem with using Casimir forces to produce energy?

9. How did Pat Price inadvertently start the Star Wars program under the Reagan Administration, according to the author?

10. Why does the author call Elisabeth Targ a curious hybrid?

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