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Psychokinesis (PK)

Psychokinesis (PK) is the ability to influence an object or physical process using the power of the mind.. Parapsychologists have devised several ingenious methods of testing PK, many of which (as here) examine whether people can influence "random" events.

PK Trainer

You have to use your psychokinetic (PK) powers to cause a target photograph to appear instead of an alternative photograph.

At the beginning, the two photographs are mixed up together, 50% each, in a checkerboard pattern.

First choose one of the photos as the Target. When you click Start, the computer will jumble up the sections randomly. This will continue until one of the photographs is complete. This will generally take anything from a few seconds to about a minute.

While the jumbling is going on, you should focus on trying to make your chosen photograph appear by visualising it in the central panel.

You may repeat the task as often as you wish. With practice, you may learn how to enhance your PK powers.

Statistical Analysis

If you carry out at least 20 trials, you can analyse the data statistically using our Hit-Miss Psi Test Statistical Calculator. Choose the Open Deck procedure, with the probability of hit = 1 in 2. Total hits is the total number of trials on which you successfully completed your target photograph.

  

  
 

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