Extra-Sensory Perception: Contents

	Foreword by Professor William McDougall
	Introduction by Dr. Walter Franklin Prince	Page
	Author's Preface	1

Part I.	General Introduction:
	Chapter 1. Clarification of the Problem	5
	Chapter 2. Historical Background	14
	Appendix to Chapter 2. Note on Mathematics of Probability Used in Evaluation of Results	31

Part II.	The Experimental Results:
	Chapter 3. A General Survey	35
	Chapter 4. The Earlier and Minor Experiments	46
	Chapter 5. A. J. Linzmayer	59
	Chapter 6. Charles E. Stuart	67
	Chapter 7. Hubert E. Pearce, Jr.	72
	Chapter 8. Five Other Major Subjects	86

Part III.	Explanation and Discussion:
	Chapter 9. Elimination of Negative Hypotheses	109
	Chapter 10. Physical Conditions in E.S.P. Functioning	116
	Chapter 11. Some Physiological Conditions Affecting E.S.P	126
	Chapter 12. The Psychological Conditions and Bearings of the Results	131
	Chapter 13. E.S.P. from the Viewpoint of General Parapsychology	146
	Chapter 14. Some General Biological Considerations.	153
	Chapter 15. Summary and Concluding Remarks	161
	Appendix to Chapter 15. Suggestions to Those Who Repeat These Experiments	166
	Second Appendix. Higher Anti-Chance Values, with Table of Probability	168