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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. Dean Radin began his ESP investigations when he was _____.
(a) Twelve.
(b) Twenty-five.
(c) Eight.
(d) Nineteen.

2. William Braud was considered a _____.
(a) Mathematician.
(b) Communist.
(c) Neurobiologist.
(d) Behaviorist.

3. In the painting by Carlos Orozco Romero, the people are followers of _____.
(a) Fidel Castro.
(b) The sun god, Re.
(c) Emiliano Zapata.
(d) Fascism.

4. The _____ was used to measure the amount of light transmitted through a solution.
(a) Camera.
(b) REG machine.
(c) Spectrophotometer.
(d) Magnetometer.

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

Short Answer Questions

1. According to the book, the _____ might influence the future course of a disease.

2. Russell Targ's hobby was _____.

3. A pathogen which has no reliable means of detection is called a _____.

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

5. Pat Price was a building contractor from _____.

Short Essay Questions

1. What happened when Dr. Bernard Grad had a healer treat water?

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

3. Why did Ingo Swann want to work with Hal Puthoff?

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

5. In what study was Dr. Bernard Grad a pioneer?

6. What was the study that Charles Tart ran on empathy in Berkeley?

7. What did Hal Puthoff think was happening with metric engineering?

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

9. What happened when Christopher Green and Hank Turner gave Pat Price coordinates and had him do remote viewing of the area?

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

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